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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY 19. 1953 adefS 29 'ED Died Died Died 9. I) ormaner' Club Celebrates 50th Year of Haze Two City Banks Report '52 Gains Provident Trust Co.

and Land Title Bank Trust in annttal reports released prior to their stockholder meetings, had good news for their shareholders. William R. K. Mitchell, board chairman, and Benjamin F. Sawin, president, told stockhold ers that Provident Trust had peak net operat Bank Stocks Irregular Bank stocis were Irregular in week ended Jan.

16. Figures in Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Beane index follow: Jan.lS Pi Wt. Yr.Ago Nationwide 208 8 208.8 187.8 rLEISCHMANW. Jan. 17.

1953. FREDERICK. husband of Mary C. Fleischmann. of 626 Foss age 74 years.

Relatives and mends invited to the service on 2 P. at Spencer T. id eon A Son Funeral Parlors, Garrett, rd. at Shadeland Drexei Hill. Pa.

Int. Fein wood Cem. No viewing Mon. eve. FORTIN.

Jan. 16th. 1953. BERTRAM hmband of Bertha, 109 S. 38th St.

Relatives and iriends are invited to service 9:30 A. David G. Frankenfield 317 N. 52d sb Int. private.

Friends call Mon. eve. 7 to 9. FOSTER. Jan.

18. LEONARD husband of the late Mary A. (nee Wotstencrolt). formerly oi Wissinoming. Aeposing tu the John W.

Conner Funerai Home. 3058 Frankford ing earnings, deposits ana rw irorx 174.8 1 II II 165.4 and which are set up to meet any 176.2 221.8 loans last year. Percy C. Ma 199.0 Oct. 1.

1941 Equals 100) future depreciation in its assets, amounted to $2,178,225 or $13.61 a share, at year-end. A total of was added to this reserve in 1952 and, Madeira said, it is estimated REPORT OP THE COKDrnOW OF THE WESTER 8AVINO FUND SOCIETY OP PHIT.ArUn.PHTA buyer. A are this semenu until 2 P. where services will be deira, Jr president, noted that Land Title Bank enjoyed one of the best years in its history in 1952. Gross operating earnings of Provident Trust last year rose to from $5,309,884 in 1951.

Net NTEDERMENDIG, Germany, Jan. 18. (AP). They celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Fidelitas Smoking Club here this week-end and you could hardly see the chairman through the haze. The club is part of an organization of clubs whose members sit around and stoke up their hods with tobacco strong enough to walk by itself.

The Fidelitas celebrants commented sadly that Nico Klijzing, the world champion pipe smoker. from was unable to be here. He beat that substantially the same amount Located at Broad and Chestnut Street. Phil-delohia 7. a 1 that thirty-first day ol December.

1952. Published in accordance with a call made by the Secretary of Banking of Pennsylvania rnr- will be added this Participation in the bank's statu PFT. euant to the- provisions of the Department of operating earnings increased to tory and discretionary common trust funds, Madeira reported, is now toae. ASSETS Cain, balance with banks, and cash items in Drocess of shared by 1148 trusts. The aggregate collection 1 3.674.740.37 unices, states Governmens obligations, direct and guar Paul Spaniola of the United States market value of the investments of the two funds, he said, exceeds anteed 68.193.373 24 1.278.407.08 last year by keeping his pipe wheezing for 92 minutes, 183 seconds.

$16,000,000. Obligations of States and political subdivisions Other bonds, notes, and de held. Masonic services. Lodge s. wed.

evening. tP.lt GANE. On Jan. 16; 1953, ANNA wife of Harry Gane, ol 831 Old Lancaster Brjn Mawr, Pa Funeral service will be held in The Lower Merlon Baptist Church, Gulpb road, Bryn Mawr, on Mon. at 3 P.

stint, in tne church yard of The Churcn of the Redeemer. Friends may call at the Stuard Funeral Home. 104 Cricket Ardmore, on 1 to P. M. GOLDMAN.

Jan. 18. 1953. suddenly. SEL1G (JACK), ol 4714 N.

Marshall beloved husband of Rose Goldman and devoted lather ot Stewart and Arnold Goldman. Relatives and friends, also members ol Moving Picture Operators union. Local No. 307. Invited to services 11 A.

at Joseph Levine Son's. 1512 N. Broad su Int. Roosevelt Cem. GOLDKINGEB.

On Jan. 18. ANNA of 1508 68th beloved wile of the late Samuel Goldringer, devoted mother oi Mrs. Mayme G. Aaron and Mrs.

Charles Henry Lefcoe. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral services 2:30 P. M. precisely, at Morris Rosenberg Son -Memorial Chapel. 2009 N.

Broad st. Int. Mt. Sinai Cem. GOOD FELLOW.

Jan. 16. ARTHUR NORTON GOODFELLOW. of 325 W. Aliens lane.

business and financial outlook for the immediate future is bright. Nearly all forecasts for the first six months of 1953 are optimistic. Government spending for defense purposes should keep American business on an even keel well beyond that period." He told the stockholders that the appointments of George M. Humphrey, W. Randolph Burgess and Marion B.

Folsom to the Treasury were "of great significance to the financial world" in that they "assure the independence of the Federal Reserve banking system from influence by the Treasury, or other political sources. Madeira noted that the current 3 rate on prime commercial loans, highest for many years, was reflected in better bank earnings "which were also helped by a greater volume of loans during the year. The prospects are that this rate will continue unchanged, at least for the next six months." RESERVES INCREASED The report stated that total asset valuation reserves of the bank, which are not shown on the balance sheet 93.883.130.81 bentures Last year, he remarked, continued to be one of great activity in the construction loan division of the Died 889.577 40 82.690,138.03 13.060.00 Corporate stocks yteai estate mortgage loans Other loans and discounts-Bank premises owned 364.32 2.753.384.32 to a. ledge tschire lirm, PITY. al en-.

com -tta are 1.059.148 8U Other bank's real estate department. Net profits of this branch of the business, Madeira said, while satisfactory, were slightly below the all-time peak ALLlNSOJi. In Noriistown, Jan. 18. 1953.

CHARLES husband of the late Martha Geiger Allinson. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend services at The Boyd Funeral Home, 718 Swede Norristown. on Wed. at 11 A. M.

Int. Riverside Cem. Friends mar call Tuesday eveninc 7 to 9. TOT At, ASSETS FKICE. Jan.

18. LLOYD cf 3545 N. 5th beloved husband of Anna H. Price (nee Hecker). Relatives and friends, also William C.

Hamilton Lodge No. 500, F. and A. and Tacony-Mayfair Lions Club, are invited to attend services 2:30 P. from the Funeral Home of Wetzel A Son.

4708-12 N. 5 La at. Friends may call Tues. eve, KANKIN. On Jan.

16. 1953. KARL, son of the late Henry and Alice Ward Rankin. Service for relatives and friends on Tuesday at 1:30 P. at Oliver H.

Bair s. 1820 Chestnut st. Interment at West Laurel Hill. Friends may call McncUy 7 to 9 P. M.

REEVES. Jan. 17. 1953, MARY N. REEVES, of Duncannoo.

formerly of Germantown. Funeral service on Tues Jan. 20th, at 2 P. Pastoral Aide Room. First Presbyterian Church.

Germantown. Int. private. SCHWEISS. Formerly of 6515 N.

7th Jan. 17. FREDERICKA (nee Rietheimer). wife) of the late John Schweiss. aged 79 years.

Relatives and friends Invited to services 10:30 A. Apts. Wm. H. Battersby.

3316 N. Broad St. Int. Hillside Cem. Viewing Tues.

8 to 9 P.M. SMITH. Of Ambler. Jan. 17.

1953. CHESTER husband of Minerva Smith, aged 69. Funeral services 11 A. at the Walter Shaeff Funeral Home. 145 Tennia Ambler.

Int. Rose HiU Cem. Friends may call Tuesday evening. SOOK ASIAN. On Jan.

16. 1953. of 3518 Shelmire MARTHA, wife of the late Harry Sookasian, aged 68 years. Relatives, friends, members of St. Gregory's the Illuminator Church.

Ladies' Aid Society and Armenian Relief Society, are Invited to the services 1 P. St. Gregory's Church. 16th and Oxford sts. Int.

Mt. Peace Cem. Friends invited call Mon. Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan, 1119 W.

Lehigh ave. STOt'DT. On Jan. 17. 1953.

SARAH A. STOCDT. aged 76 years, of 3615 Chestnut Phila. Services for relatives and friends on Wed. at 2 P.

at the Fritz and Kendall Funeral Home. Kutztown. Pa. Int. at Fairview Cem.

Friends may call Tues. 7 to 9 P. M. THIES. Jan.

17. RUBY S-. beloved wife of the late Henry F. Thies. of 1100 White Horse Dike.

Oaklyn. N. J. Services for relatives and friends Tuesday. 1 P.

Foster's Funeral Home. 250 White Horse pike. Audubon. J. Interment Locustwood Memorial Park.

Friends may call Mon. eve. VAN ALSTTNE. At Riverside. N.

on Jan. 18. 1953. GERTRUDE MAE. wife of Arthur Van aged 74.

Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services Wed. afternoon at 2 o'clock from Earnest Funeral Home, 305 Bridgeboro Riverside. N. J. Int.

Lake view Memorial Park. Viewing Tuesday evening. VILES. 17. FRANK 3D.

age on day. son of Frank and Marcie E. Viles. ot Wissahickon Gardens. Service and interment private.

WALD. Jan. 17th. MAYER, of 7095 Forrest beloved husband ot Bertie R. Wald, father of Mrs.

Abraham Abramovitv, brother ot Mr. Jacob. Mr David and Mr. Harry Wald. Relatives and friends, also members of Beneficial are invited to attend luneral services Monday.

11 A. M. precisely, at Morris Rosenberg's Son Memorial Chanel, 2009 N. Broad St. Interment Monteflore Cemetery.

WALLIS, SR. Of 2756 Airesford Jan. 17. 1953. HOWARD aged 70 years, husband of Josephine Wallis (nee Dunstan).

Relatives and friends, employes of PTC. are invited to attend funeral. 10 A from the Funeral Home of Alfred P. G. Rose.

261S Bridge Bridccburg. Int. Westminster Cem. Friends may call 7 to 9 P. M.

WILCOCKS. Suddenly, on Jan. 16. LEOW JOSEPH, beloved husband of Marv Hooker Wilcocks. Relatives and friends are invited attend the funeral 8:30 A.

from hi home. 1438 Snyder ave. Solemn Requiem Mass. Church of St. Monica.

10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Tuesday evening.

BELL. Jan. 16. ETHEL KAY. daughter of of 1951.

"Despite the removal of Regula '( TJABIUTTES Savings and other time deposits $214,449,045.61 TOTAL DEPOSITS $214,449,045 61 Other liabilities 569.682.04 tion by Congress and the relaxing the -late John and El lie K. Bell and sister oi Mrs. Florence B. Boal. of 518 E.

Durham st. Service and interment at the convenience of the family. BOGLE. On Jan. 16.

at Haverford Gables, Haverford. JOSEPHINE HIPK.IN3 BOGLE. Mt Airy. Funeral services at St. Paul's of controls in some critical mater flee TOTAL.

LIABILITIES ials," he said, "the construction of new homes in this area was less than in the preceding year. The outlook Funeral services at Bringhurst's. 200O Wal ktthpt.tts accounts for 1953 is uncertain, but most fore Sarafas cr guaranty fund 19.416.212.40 TOTAL. SURPLUS AO COUNTS 19.418.212.40 nut on Jan. m.

at 11 A. M. ins. vM be private. CALDWELL Jan.

17. WILLIAM husband of Anna Caldwell, of 757 Dale Huntingdon Valley. Relatives and friends. Lodge No. 2.

K. A. Invited to the service 2:30 P. Kirk Si Nice. 6301 Oermantown ave.

Int. North Cedar Hill Cem. Friends may call Mon. casts are for only a slight falling off in this field during the coming year." KOCH. Ju.

15. HENRY husband of the late Magdalene, Koch (nee Trochsler). 3524 aged 72 years. Relative, friends. Mozart Lodge 436.

F. A. Kensington R. A. Chapter 233.

Kadosh Commandery 29 K. LuLu Temple A A. O. N. M.

8., Phila. Lodge a 2. B. P. O.

St. John's Assembly 28. A O. M. Penna.

Bandmaster's Asse. and officers and personnel of the Broad St. Trust invited to services 1 P. ester's Funeral Home, 609-11 S. Allegheny ave.

Int. Hillside Cem. Friends may call Mon eve. Masonic services 8:15. KCENT.

Jan. 15. 1953. FRANCIS beloved husband of the late Anna E. (nee Kline).

Relatives and friends, all societies and emoloyea of PTC are Invited to attend funeral at 8:30 A. from his late residence, 1548 S. 26th st. Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Aloysiust Church.

10 A. M. Int. at New Cathedral Cem. Viewing Mon.

eve. KCHFfSS. At Maple Shade. N. Jan.

17, 1953. WILLIAM J. husband ol Martha B. Kuhfusa. Funeral services 3 P.

M.t from Bel ton Son Funeral Home. 214 W. Main Maple Shade N. J. Friends may call Tues, eve.

Int. Arlington Camden. LEONARD. Jan. 17.

MISS MARY C. LEON- ARD. daughter of the late William A. and Mary Crosgrave Leonard, of 5331 Pine st. Services 11 A.

at Wm. F. Cushing's. 1807 Pine st. Int.

West Laurel Hill Cem. Friends call 1807 Pine Mon 6 to 9 P. M. LEVY. Jan.

17. RAPHAEL, of 257 S. 16th beloved husband of Stella Gerstley Levy and father of Mr. Stanley G. and Mr.

Milton G. Levy. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services 1:30 P. M. precisely at Morris Rosenberg's Son Memorial Chapel.

2009 N. Broad St. Int. Mu Sinai Cem. LIPINSKI.

Jan. 15. BRUNO, beloved husband of Mary. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 8:30 A. from late residence.

2358:. Gordon st. Solemn Requiem Mass. St. Laurenuus Church.

9:30 A.M. Viewing Mon. eve. LUX. THERESA, of Cincinnati.

on Jan. 15. 1953. born in Botchar Torontal. Hungary.

Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral on 9 A- Parlors of Anton B. Urban. 1428 Germantown ave. Solemn Requiem Mass. 10 A.

Sacred Heart Church. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Viewing Tues. eve.

MANNING Jan. 16. 1953. THERESA wife of the late Acheson Manning. 1438 Mc-Kean daughter of the late Bernard and Rosann Tucker.

Funeral Tues. morning 8:30. George C. Toppitzer's Funeral Home. Garrett rd.

at Lansdowne ave. Solemn Mass of Requiem, 10 o'clock, St. Laurence Church. U'iper Darby New Cathedral. Friends call Mod.

eve. MARGADONNA. At Margate City. Jan. 17, 1953.

ELIZABFTH wife of Domenlco Mar-gadonna. Service Wed 2 P. at Jeffries A Keates, 1713 Atlantic Atlantic Citv. Int. Atlantic City Pleasantville.

M. J. Fr'ends call Tues. 1713 Atlantic 7 to 9 P.M. McDERMOTT.

Jan. 17. 1953. CHARLES husband of the late Bridget McDermott (nee O'Malley). brother of Sallie McDermott and uncle of Sr.

St. Cornelius. S.S.J. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral 8.30 A. late residence.

5220 Chester ave. Solemn Mass of Requiem. Mcst Blessed Sacrament Chnrch. 10 A. M.

Interment Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Tues. eve. McKEAN. Jan.

17. WILLIAM of 4040 Loring beloved husband of Anna McKean (nee Mclntyre). Relatives, friends and members of P. O. S.

of Washington Camp Lodge S94. are invited to funeral services 2 P. at the Mannal Funeral Home. 6925 Frankford ave. Int.

North Cedar Hill Cem. Viewing Tues. eve. MILLETT. Jan 16.

1953. SYLVTE beloved wife of Albert B. Millet, age 76 years, of 103 S. Washington Ventnor, N. J.

Relatives and Iriends invited to services 2 P. at Fred Mann. and 6on's. 2305 N. Broad st.

Int. Laurel Hill Cem. Friends may call Monday evening. MTJLFORD. Jan 17.

1953. JTJDSON husband of the late Jennie Kean. of 333 N. 41st Camden. N.

J. Funeral services 10 A. M. at Davies Funeral Chapel. 4522 Westfield Pennmauken.

N. J. Int. private at Asbury Park. N.

J. No evening viewing. MYERS. At Bedminster, Jan. 16.

H. WATSON, husband of the late Henrietta W. Services 2 P. Chapel of Sunset Memorial Park. NEFF.

On Jan. 15. 1953, FRANK husband of Bertha E. Neff (nee Fizone). aged 78 years.

Service for relatives and friends on Monday at 2 P. M. at Oliver H. Bair's. 1820 Chestnut st.

Interment at Arlington Cem. Friends may call 12 Noon to 2 P. M. PERNfFR. 19 loss TOTAL LIABILITIES AND SURPLUS ACCOUNTS $234,434,940.05 eve.

Masonic service. 8 P. M. Church. Chestnut HilL Jan.

19. at 3.30 P. M. Int. private.

Please omit flower. GKAFFIN. On Jan. 17th. 1953.

of 2439 N. 18th URIAH LINCOLN, aged 87 years, husband of Bescie Dcnmoyer CharBn and beloved lather of Captain Edward D. Relatives, friends and members ci the Kemble Park Ev. C. Church.

Invited to service. 2:30 P. Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan. 1119 W.

Lehigh ave. Int. Westminster Cem. Friends invited Mon. eve.

GRIFFITH. On Jan. 17. 1953. PAUL A.

GRIFFITH. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral on Tuesday at 8:30 A. M-. from his home. 231 Laurel lane.

Haverford. Solemn Requiem Mass at Our Mother of Good Counsel Church, Bryn Mawr. at 10 A. M. Interment private.

Friends may call Monday evening. Please omit flowers. HAINES. Jan. 18, 1953.

of 516 K. Durham Mt. Airy, HELEN McGREGOR SMITH, wile of the late Joseph Haines, mother of Joseph Haines. Jr. Mrs.

Walter G. Herbert. Funeral service at the convenience of the family. Please omit flowers. hoof red Personnel Notes Commonwealth of Pennsylvania! County of Philadelphia I record $1,084,568, or $6.78 a share, from $1,073,463, or $6.71 a share, in 1951.

Net profits and recoveries on sales of securities of $52,092 as against $157,069 in 1951 brought total net profits for 1952 to as compared with $1,230,533 the previous year. Mitchell and Sawin remarked that while gross operating 'earnings increased substantially, "due primarily to the rise in volume of loans and the higher level of interest rates," operating expeness were also sharply higher. DEPOSITS AT PEAK Deposits increased 5.6 to new all-time high of $149,821,820 at year-end. Loans and discounts increased to $5687,594 from $44,291,427. Trust commissions, the report said, were moderately lower than a year earlier due to "the lesser amount of terminal principal commissions received, which necessarily vary from year to year." Madeira reported that Land Title Bank's deposits of $83,912,500 were the greatest at any year-end In the history of the bank.

Net operating income of $1,433,833 before Federal income taxes as compared with in 1951 and $1,216,437 in 1950 was the largest since the late 1920s. Net operating income last year of $940,833, or $5.88 a share, as against $856,908, or $5.35 a share, in 1951, he said was the largest net operating income after taxes in many years and represented a net profit of 8.79 on the bank's capital funds. Non-operating profits and recoveries of $125,802 brought the 1952 total net profits to $1,066,635, or $6.66 a share, as compared with $1,095,892 or $6.85 a share, the previous year. OPTIMISTIC ON FUTURE Madeira remarked mat "in part, at least, due to the election, the CHART ES B. DTTKE was ap named institution, do "solemnly swear that this report is true, and that the schedules attached hereto and those on the back of this report fully and correctly represent the true stale of the pointed manager of refinery supply and distribution division, manufac CAMPBELL.

On Jan. 17. 1953. MARY J. DAVIDSON, wife of the late Hugh Campbell.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral 2 P. from her late residence. 338 N. 63d st. Int.

Arlington Cem. Friends may call Tues. evenina 'CHRISTIE. In Reading. on Jan.

17. 1953. MARY A. (nee Ready), widow of Justin A. Christie, age 87.

Funeral from Luts Funeral Home, 2100 Perkiomen Reading, 8:30 A. M. Requiem High Mass in St. Catherine of Sienna R. C.

Church. Mt. Perm, 9 A. M. Int.

Holy Cross Fhila. Friends may call Monday evening 7 to 9. CORDERI. Suddenly, on Jan. 17.

1953. Haluska was appointed manager local office of Phoenix Finance North American Acceptance subsidiary. CLEVELAND Robert W. Hadley turing department, San Oil Co. Ed win H.

Sampson, Jr. and Wirt R. Robinson were appointed assistant HAMER. Jan. 17.

1953. of 1743 W. Ontario division managers. was appointed vice president and EDMUND C. beloved husband of M.

Blanche ANNA louise 4 nee iiauaei. wue ox tne late Thomas Hamer and mother of Bertha. Charles and May Hamer and Mrs. Florence several matters tnerein ri. joiui.

vt "to. of my knowledge and belief. R. S. GRIFFITH.

Treasurer. Sworn an-f subscribed to before me this 8th way of January. 1953. Signed i. HARVEY MCALLISTER.

Notarial Seal Notary Public. My Commission expires January 29. 195a. The within report and schedules have been by each of os and are hereby attested as correct, to the best of our knowledge and belief. P.

BLAIR LEE. JARED INGERSOLXv W. t. GILL EN. R.

E. MacNEAU Trustees. Cordery (nee Forbes), of 145 S. Center odern Ap-Sys. a 34.

Tfor area. enta. wiines able 8 A posi sent, ijih. m- general works manager of F. C.

Rus sell Co. RAY ROBINSON, former eastern regional sales engineer, Philco Merchantville. N. aged 57. Funeral services Lefl-rts.

age 87 years. Relatives and friends 11 A. Stephenson Funeral Home, 33 W. Maple Merchantville. Int.

Arlington Cem. Viewing Tuesday evening. CORSON. In Narberth. Jan.

17. 1953. are invited to itinera! services 9 r. m. precisely, at The Wesley Harris Kehr Funeral Parlors, 2428-30 N.

Broad st. Int. Weatherly, Pa. Friends call Mon. eve.

after 7. CHICAGO Walter Scott and John Silver were elected vice presi was appointed general manager of Jerrold Electronics Corp. SHREVEPORT H. M. McDon dents of Motorola Inc.

BAYARD husband of Florence Renr.yson Corson. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend services at The Boyd Funeral Home. 718 HARRISON. Jan. 18.

SAMUEL husband of Lillian Colwlll Harrison. Margate BOSTON William F. Shelley, Irooer Dsrbv. Friends may call mon. eve bweae Norristown, on 11 A.

Interment priate. George C. Toppitzer's Funeral Home. Garrett aid was appointed general superintendent, Paul L. Hughen, pipeline superintendent and Carl R.

Sisson, partner of Vance, Sanders Co. rd. at Lansdowne ave. tier vices ana wtciaicub. Schools Colleges HIGH SCHOOLS was elected a director and executive DAVIS.

Jan. 16, formerly of 4937 Larch-wood SARA T. (nee Taylor), wife of William C. Davis. Funeral services will be held 2 P.

at the Charles O. Rule Colonial manager, division three of Texas Kingston. on Wed. HESS. Jan.

17, 1953. CLARENCE husband of TUlie Reber Hess, of 30 N. 9th CARD OF THANKS i in. re- Eastern Transmission Corp. Home.

Baltimore ave. at 49th st. Int. private Friends may call 7 to 9 P. M.

committee member of Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock Fund, NEWARK, N. J. Howard S. Cull Akron, Pa. Relatives and friends are invited DALLAS E.

A. Koenig was ap DiGIOVANNI. Jan. 16. MICHAEL, of 7026 THE Family of Jos S.

Lesrezyniskl. 255 W. Wensley wish to thank relatives, friends 4c neighbors for the kindness extended then during their recent sorrow in the loss ol their son In Korea. Frankford beloved husband of Agnea A. pointed vice preseident in charge of to service without lurther notice on Jan.

21. at 2 P. M-, from Bethany Evangelical and Reformed Church, in Ephrata, with Rev. Paul Snead officiating. Interment in Wolf Cem.

Friends may call at the residence. Akron. on Tues. eve. from 7 to 9 o'clock.

man, chairman. Port of New York muiovanni (nee Moroni), and father ci An-gelo. Relatives and friends are invited to fu DAY AND EVENING Authority, was elected a director of neral services 8:30 A. at The Man operations of Wilcox Trend Gather ing- System. na! Funeral Home.

6925 Frankford "ave. Solemn Prudential Insurance Co. COURSES FOR HIGGiNSON. Of 6717 Marsden Jan. THE HEART ASSOCIATION NAUGATUCK, Conn.

Robert tteauiem Mass. 10 A. st. Matthew's R. C.

Church. Cottman Hawthorne Mayfair. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Tues.

evening. NEW YORK Edward B. Conway, Miller H. Pontius and Auguste 16. GEORGE, husband of the late Ella c.

Higginson (nee Snyder), aged 79 years. Relatives, friends and various organizations of which he was member are invited to attend I fs es. lent larv in re DOHUNG. Jan. 17.

1953. MARIE, aged 82 years, wife of Christopher Dohling. Rela Richard were elected senior vice the funeral 2 P. from Funeral Home III srstcftlly KknswIcdH Memorial gifts 1505 Walnut Strset Philodelphfa 2, Pennsylvania tives ana menas are invited to attend the funeral. 2 P.

from her late residence Average Price of 30 Leading Stocks presidents of F. Eberstadt Co. 3588 Richmond Venango. Int. Greenmount eouAts BAisfcU UPUN DOW.JlNfc AVtKAtjt Uh AU LhAU NO urn.

fnenas may call xues. eve. DOMINGCES. On Jan. 16th.

EVERETT husband of Alberttna Domingues (nee Torres). Relatives and friends invirni tn fiin.rol 3 20 I I'ri 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 I 1 I I 1 320 8:30 A. residence. 6716 Grovers ave. 300 300, od ourcum xiisii rccquiem Mass.

enured of St. Barnabas. 10 A. M. precisely.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Monday evening. EAGLES. On Jan 1R irvrvra Based Upon Deity 280 280t Closing Prices EXTREME RANGE 1951 1952 277.51 KSI 293.50 234.93 LOW 254.70 Funeral Directors tor Over 130 Years Andrew J.

Bair Son 3925 CHESTNUT STREET Phane-E vergrecs 6-7700 NEW YORK Howard Vultee, vice president, Marine Midland Trust was elected a director of Sun Chemical Corp. I NEW YORK Howard. C. Shepherd, board chairman, National City Bank, was elected a director of United Aircraft Corp. AKRON Claude Pitts was named vice president and general manager of Seiberling Rubber Export Seiberling Rubber subsidiary.

KOPLIN, wife of Arthur E. Eagles, of 2 E. Benedict Havertown. Pa. Funeral services Will be held at the Stnard Funeral Hnm 1(14 of David U.

Wright. 7015 Torresdaie ave. int. Mt. Peace Cem.

Friends may call at Funeral Home Mon. 7 to 9. JENKINS. Suddenly, on Jan. 16.

at Fair-view. 184 Bethlehem pike. LAURA STOUT, daughter of the late George L. and Josephine S. Jenkins.

Service and interment private. JENSEN. In Lakeland. on Jan. 16.

1953. LOUIS husband of the late Anna Petersen Jensen. Service for relatives and friends on Tuesday at 1 P. at Oliver H. Bair's, 1820 Chestnut st.

Interment at Arlington. Friends may call Monday after 6 P. M. JOHNSON. Jan.

18. 1953. C. HALDANE. husband of Pearl P.

Johnson, of Alden Park Manor. Relatives and Iriends invited to service 12 o'clock noon. First Presbyterian Church. Germantown. Int.

Rosedale Cemetery, Montclair. N. 3:30 P. M. JOHNSON.

Of Merlon Gardens. Merlon. on Jan. 16, 1953. WILLIAM BARTON JOHNSON.

Age 64 years. Services for relatives, friends. Masonic Lodge 51, F. and A. on Tues.

at 2 p. at Oliver H. Bair's. 1820 Chestnut st. Int.

at Harleieh Cem. Friends may 260 Jan. 260 son Cricket Ardmore. on 2 PM. 287.17 int.

Montgomery Norristown. Friends 240 240j may call lo EARLEV. Jan. 16. 1953 WARV fne 2201 1220 Walters), wife of the late Michael Rela 4200 200 )W FRANCIS beloved husband of Eleanor Per-nier (nee Tumeltyl.

of 3009 Alabama road. Fairview. N. aged 55 years. Relatives and friends, also employes of Curtis Publishing Co.

are invited to attend the funeral services on Wed. morning. 8 A. M. from Foster's Funeral Home.

Haddon Lees Coliingswood. N. J. High Mass at 9 A. St.

Joan of Arc Church, Fairview. N. J. Friends may call Tues. eve.

Int. Calvary Cem. POLLACK. Jan. 17th, MOLLIE.

1639 S. Orkney wife of late Abraham, beloved mother of Harry Jacob M. Robert. Anna Schwartz. Bessie Lipshitz.

Clara Blumrweig. Henrietta Berger and Sarah Lehrman. Relatives, friends invited to services 12:45 P. Molnick s. 2317 N.

Broad st. PORTER. At 408 St. Vincent on Jan. 16, 1953, ROBERT C.

husband of Mary Porter, formerly of 2227 Fitzwater st. Service for relatives and friends on Tuesday at 2 P. M. at Oliver H. Eair's.

1820 Chestnut st. Interment at Mt. Moriah Cem. Friends may call Monday 7 to 9 P. M.

Covenant Lodge No. 456. F. A. M.

will conduct service at 8 P. M. EXTREME RANGE tives ana xrienas are invited to xuneral 8:3.0 A. from late residence. 2162 Nedro ave.

Requiem Mass. Chapel of the Nativity. 10 A. M. (2101 65th Friends may call Monday evening.

4180 180 Flexible roster of Mndics Business courses Review classes for College Preparations and college board examinations Special classes for foreign students (English vocabulary, grammar, reading) Thorough student counseling REGISTER NOW I Classes beg in Few. 24 For further information, write OFFICE OF DWECTOK 1417 DmmmI Pnwo. 21, Fa. Pmm STevenswa 7-40O0, fat. 194 THE PRICE I is set by you.

LAST WEEK High- Friday 288.87 FABRELL. On Jan 14 IQI tsw urn. 160 Day-by-Day Stock Averages 30 Indus 20 Rails 15 Utils call 7 to 9 P. M. Masonic service Mon.

eve. CLOSING PRICE JAN. 12 (285.241 WAS OLIVER H. BAIR Cfl Low 284.29 LIAM late rector of St. Benedict's Church.

Chelten ave. and Garnet son of the late Timothy E. and Eleanor Farrell (nee Rush), and brother of Frank and Lillian Farrell. Reverend Clergy, relatives, parishioners and friends are Invited to attend funeral. MOff LOWEST SINCE DEC 12 1952 Mbn 285.24-2.28 108.91 .56 51 82 .13 nt n- ds 5, III Tues 28685 1.61 109.79 .88 5200 .18 I DIRECTORS OF FUNERALS II I 1120 CHESTNUT STREET II I lalapboew -l5l KARPASHESSKT.

MOLLIE. Jan. 18. beloved wife of the lata Louis Karpashessky, of 6059 Cedarhurst and devoted sister of Sarah Suball. Fannie and Abe Appelbaum.

Relatives and friends are invited to services 2:30 P. st Ben. Berschler it Sons, 730 Pine st. Int. Roosevelt Cem.

VFMAM ASONO JfMAM ASOHP MAM ASOOJMJ ASONB lM ASOK0 A Wed 287.37 .52 109.72 .07 52.13 .13 Thurs 288.18 .81 109-52 .20 52.14 .01 Fri 287.171.01 108.64 .88 52.06 .08 revitavion oi me uivine umce at 10 clock. Solemn Pontifical Remiiem mu min iojd r. win BkF tT-tV I73U 791 KttZjLjk A. on Tues. morning.

int. on Church Net change .35 .83 .11 "luuuua- w-wmg iiwn 4 clock Monday. MALE HELP WANTED MALE HELP WANTED MALE HELP WANTED MALE HELP WANTED MALE HELP WANTED MALE HELP WANTED MALE HELP WANTED LOST AND FOUND MALE HELP WANTED Automobila m. a i. It.

BRICKLAYERS. Union. Apply John B. Kelly. Diamond St.

housing proj. Asro AERO ect. zznq at Diamond Phila. Aero ART DIRECTOR wanted by progressive Florida newspaper. Man or woman probably directing art dept.

of a high standard department store and who would like to enjoy the living conditions and the sunshine of Florida. Must be able to di LOST. Boxer puppy, vie. Warwick Hotel, Dec. 20th.

1952. female, brown, white markings chest A front paws. Please return, invalid's companion. Phone, collect or write. Anna Clark.

119 Dorchester Court. Waukegan. HI. Reward. LOST Beagle hound.

1 black, tan 4c white. Ans. to name Amigo. Wednesday, vie. Broad ac Allegheny ave.

3119 N. 15th st. Reward. DESIGN DRAFTSMAN BANK TELLERS LARGE BANK. CENTRAL CAMDEN HAS OPENINGS FOR SEVERAL TELLERS WITH GOOD RECORDS.

WILL ALSO CONSIDER TRAINEES HAVING SATISFACTORY BACKGROUND. ATTRACTIVE WORKING CONDITIONS. PENSION PLAN ft OTHER EMPLOYE BENEFITS. 5-DAY WEEK. rect, uncover and spark the work of specialists, free lancers and full-time art to d.

BULLDOZER Operator. 1st class operator. Expd. In grading around houses. Apply Frank J.

Capone. 38 8. Sproul Broomall. Newtown Square 1110 or 1114 BUTCHER. All-around man.

1916 Brown St. or call PO 5-9387. BUYER FOR APPLIANCE TV DEPT. Buyer ft. manager.

Appliance ft TV dept. Medium size, progressive dept. store. Phila. area.

Give complete details In 1st letter. Replies held in confidence. LOST. Large reward offered for return of large black Labrador dog. Young male.

Very friendly. Lost Thursday in Valley Forge area. Phone Berwyn 0547-R. An excellent and unusual opportunity for a high grade man for development and research work in the automotive field. Call for interview or mail resume.

WRITE D-13 INQUIRER ists. Interviews can be arranged for Florida or possibly in Philadelphia. Give complete details of background and experience In first letter. Salary commcn- surate with ability. P-42 Inquirer.

ARTIST, general, for ruling ft paste-up In offset plant. Apply 129 Arch st. ASSEMBLERS. Some exp. on precision assembly of standard products.

Use hand ft simple power tools. Day work. Insurance ft Hospitalization. H. Brinton 3700 Kensington Ave.

lOST. Hamilton White Gold Pocket K-A-l-S-E-R offers CHALLENGING CAREER OPPORTUNITIES for Watch, initials J. J. believed in vie. Union League Club.

New Year's BARBER. 8oo wk. ft comm. 5-day wk. 7014 W.

Garrett 1 sq. W. of 69th. BARBER, must be good part time or steady. 3300 Wellington St.

MA 4-9653. BARTENDER, steady night wk. State age ft refs. last 5 yrs. in 1st letter.

A-57 TJjght.Reward.CaU LOST At Fkd. ave. St Marsraret. Thurs. DIE DRAFTSMEN night.

Boston terrier. "Skippy'. Under KAISER Has The Right JOB For The Right MEN Who Qualify As INSPECTORS ASSEMBLERS, drill press ft turret lathe BARTENDER, experience ft references. S-31 INQUIRER vet care. Call JE 3-3732.

Liberal rew. LOST. 21 Jewel Bulova Academy Award watch, brown suede band. vie. 12th tz Chestnut-Filbert.

Jan. 13. Rew.SA 9-8893 With experience on blanking and forming metal stamping dies. apply itszv w. oiraxd 10 A.

M. BARTENDER Experienced, sober and reliable. Call GR 3-5133. JOST Pomeranian dog. male, light brown, vie 8th St Erie.

Answers to AIRCRAFT ASSEMBLY MECHANICS Or ASSEMBLERS And RIVETERS some experience required In the fabrication of aircraft parts. Openings on all shifts. Good pay and company benefits. Write, Phono or Call in Person at KAISER Metal Products, Inc. Radcliffe Street, Bristol.

Pa. PHONE BRISTOL 3381 DAILY FROM 8 A. M. TO 5 P. M.

TUESDAY EVENING TO 8 P. M. SATURDAY 9 A. M. TO 2 P.

M. PROOF OP TJ. S. CITIZENSHIP RBQ. BEEF BONER SOME SELLING EXPERIENCE yeppy.

Kew. Tor return. Call RA 5-8746 I ST. Brown wallet, containing car State age, to C-31 Inquirer. BINDERY MEN WE HAVE AN The B-U-D-D Co.

Empfoyment Service Dept. 2450 Hunting Park Ave. tvrt. Mon. afternoon.

Rew. Woodiawn 3-0028 FOUND Sable A white male collie. Call operators, ssmau snop, gooa pay, steaay work. Phone Bristol 9604 bet. 8 A.

M. ft 8 P. including Sunday. ASSISTANT to Manager of small but rapidly growing, lower Bucks Co. mfg.

co. Must have top level background ft potential. Do not apply unless far above average ft able to take responsibility. Sal, will equal perform ance.C-76 Inquirer AUTO SALESMEN We are a large Chrysler-Plymouth dealership. We will interview men with Auto selling exp.

only. The men chosen will be paid salary ft comm. Excel, opportunity for real workers. 0-37 Inquirer. S.

P. C. RA 5-4500. Other Lost and Found Page 1 CANDY Stock, a strong active young man to distribute candy from stock-room to candy department In store. Apply after 9:30 A.

M. Lit Bros. Candy Factory. Truck Entrance. Filbert st.

W. of 7th. CANDY MAKERS HELPERS for work in candy factory in Germantown. Apply in person, bet. 9 A.

M. ft 4 P. Dewits P. Henry 4837 Stenton ave. CANVASSERS CREW MGRS.

Now launching biggest campaign In our history. Choice of door-to-door items best in the country. Choose your own items or combination of items. Best working conditions with top comm. ft bonus.

Start 1953 with a reliable, progressive company in business over 25 years. Are you tired of wandering? Do you want steady, high earnings? THEN DON'T WAIT. See Morris Madnick. American Home Equipment 117 N. 10th Street.

MALE HELP WANTED AUTO salesman, good oppor. with salary, comm. ft for an expd. Dodge-Plymouth man. 100 floor time with plenty of floor action.

Must be energetic ft a good closer. Call in person. Thomas Experienced on final, subassembly and detail part. DESIGN ENGINEERS and DRAFTSMEN with experience en Airframes. Equipment.

Instrumentation. Electrical Installation. Hydraulics and Structures. DESIGNERS and DRAFTSMEN CAUTION When answering adver-'titement not inclote original reference or other valuable materi couit. riZd ft City Line.

al. Copies terve the purpote and PRECISION INSPECTORS original may get lost. Alio be urt AUTO MECHANICS OPPOR. FOR A MAN WHO IS EXP. ON PAPER CUTTERS.

TAPE" FOLDERS OR APPLY EXCELSIOR BINDERY. 4 18 CHERRY ST. BOOKKEEPER. Br. Ambitious, experienced machine bookkeeping operator, living in "or near Trenton.

N. to eventually take charge of bookkeeping dept in a large Trenton bank. Write full resume to Trenton Trust 28 W. State. Trenton, N.

Attention, Mr. Pierce. BOOKKEEPER. Automotive. Expd.

only to take compl. chg. of office in small suburban dealership. Good Glen-side Nash 52 Keswick Glen- side. Pa.

Oyontg 0904. Mr. Scotty. BOOKKEEPER. Accounts receivable.

Knowl. typing. Must be draft exempt. 5-day. 38-hr.

wk. Gd. pay. C-24 Inquirer. BOY To work In cutting room of boys clothing manufacturer.

Excell. opportunity. Good working cond. Paid vacation ft holidays. MATUSOW MFG.

CO. bo LETTER ae well a the number is the envelope. Zone 1 AUTO truck mechanic, must be 1st class man. Good working conditions, paid holidays vacations. Work on 2d shift, 3:30 P.

M. to mldnite. International Harvester 4500 Woodland ave. Ask for Mr. Charles Gallo.

phone EV 2-0700 AUTO salesman. Quaker City Motors. Chrysler ft Plymouth, has opening for expd. man to sell new and used cars. Our own financing.

Large stock. Very flexible operation. See Mr. Morrison or Mr. Bul-mer.

4233 Frankford ave. Experienced In surface plat layout or press shop. LARGE CHEVROLET DEALER. CLEAN. WARM ft WELL EQUIP.

SHOP. INSURANCE ft VACATION PLAN. 1ST CLASS MEN ONLY NEED APPLY. SEE MR. ER WIN.

ROBINSON McKEAN CHEVRO- ACCOUNTANT CANVASSERS Leading home improvement company re 3 capable men. Salary basis. Apply 104 Spri ng Garden 9 to 12. CANVASSER, No selling. Property im- provements work with top notch closer, excel, earnings, sal.

ft com. C. W. Trum-bauer 4620 Market ft. with layout experience on light sheet metal stampings used in manufacturing bathtubs, shower stalls, sinks and kitchen cabinets.

LET. 4838 CHESTNUT ST. AUTO SALESMEN HYDRAULIC INSPECTORS AUTO Body ft Fender man. must be 1st class, starting hourly rate 82.50. Steady Large Casualty Insurance Company has an opening in Its accounting staff for a ycung man.

age 22-26. with business administration accounting background. Minimum 1 yr. experience preferred. Excel, starting saL with promotional opportunities in an expanding company.

College graduate preferred. Write full details, stating sal. B-80 Inquirer. employment, vacation with pay. airlite AIRLINE MECHANICS snop i oca Lea in tsmam, n.

u-yo Inquirer. AUTOMOBILE Mechanic, exo. in assem Knowledge of pneumatio and hydraulie theory. 40 N. 6TH ST.

bling fenders, drills, etc. Starting rate 51.70 per nr. steady employment, vacations with pay. airlite shop located in Camden. N.

J. A-80 Inquirer. CANVASSER. $10 per day draw to work with top-notch closers. Transportation furnished.

Y. ft B. Roofing ft Siding 123 White Horse Barrington. N. J-.

or phone Lincoln 7-1365. CANVASSERS. 3. sell T. V.

appliances ft furniture, sal. plus comm. 2 applications accepted, no car necessary. Ala KLAITS. 5533 MARKET ST.

CANVASSERS, expd. or inexp. We sell everything! Good future. Salary ft comm. Reliable Furniture 2131 S.

8th st. CANVASSERS for Food Freezer Plsn. Best salary ftor Comm. In town. J.

R. Manning ft 1220 N. Broad St. FR. 7-5314.

ABILITY Is RECOGNIZED And APPRECIATED At K-A-l-S-E-R For Men Who Qualify As TOOL DIE MAKERS JIG FIXTURE MAKERS INSPECTORS (Sheet Metal Quality, Conformity, Universal and Master Tool.) BENCH MECHANICS Aero Experience) AIRCRAFT ASSEMBLY MECHANICS ASSEMBLER RIVETERS TUBE BENDERS HYDRAULIC INSTALLERS SPRAYERS (Paint-Finish) BRAKE OPERATORS (Sat-Up Exp.) CLERKS (Typists) Call in Person At KAISER Metal Products, Inc. Radcliffe Street, Bristol. Pa. PHONE BRISTOL 3341 DAILY FROM 8 A. M.

TO 5 P. M. TUZSDAY EVENTNa TO 8 P. M. SATURDAY 9 A.

M. TO 2 P. M. PROOF OF TJ. 8.

CITIZENSHIP RSQ. To sell New Pontlaes and used ears. Plenty of floor time. This is an excellent opportunity for experienced auto salesmen, preferably with families who are interested in making some real money on draw ft commissions. Present men averaged over S8000 last year.

Call Mr. Green for confidential appointment. ST 7-4400. AUTO Mechanic, steady employment. Vacation with pay.

Brand new building. Latest equipment. Rate of pay $2 per nr. RE ED MAN MOTORS PACKARD DEALER AUTHORIZED NEW CAR DEALER MOST MODERN SHOWROOM Langhome.Pa. Eve.

-Sun. Lan gnome 3297 AUTO MECHANIC for Camden Branch. Familiar with use of testing Instruments and experienced in repair ft overhaul of truck motors. Permanent. $1.73 per hour starting rate.

Vacations ft Holidays with pay and other benefits. Apply after 9 A. M. Personnel Office. Supplee Wills Jones Milk Sth Floor.

Lincoln Liberty Broad ft Chestnut Sts. CANVASSERS for Installment house. saC He good future, exp. or no exp. Apply 8-12.

2 1 3 1 S. 8th St. ACCOUNTANT familiar with all phases of industrial accounting, excluding tax accounting. Excel, oppor. with good reliable company.

GLOBE HOIST CO. I0C0 E. Mermaid Lana CHESTNUT HILL 7-3573 ACCTS. RECEIVABLE TV? tab. manufacturer has perm, opening for a expd.

accounts receivable bookkeeper will teach machine operation. Excel, congenial off. Coat Craft (Perm Fruit Bidg 22d A Lehigh. BA 3-4900. ACCOUNTANT.

Capable of handling financial affairs of co. doing over business a year. Opp- to become officer of co. Advise age. salary desired A BOYS CALIFORNIA BOUND Young men.

19-20. free to travel and work. Florida, Texas. California. Circulation sales.

Immed. cash drawing account. New cars furn. Our men earn $75 wkly. comm.

See Mr. Hurd. Marlyn Hotel, 40th ft Walnut. 10 AM7JDpntphone. BOYS.

January high school graduates. academic or commercial, for permanent clerical positions with excellent promotional opportunities. Full 1953 vacation and other attractive benefits. We will interview after school hours or tnake special appointments. Personnel The Penn Mutual Life Insurance 330 Walnut St.

LO 3-7300. BOY to assist In mail room ol center city Insurance Company. Excell. tunity for advancement. Many benehts including co-operative Buying Club.

1015 Chestnut stMr. BOYS S. graduatea, to work In modern chemical lab. Good opport. for boy Interested in chemistry week.

Apply E. P. Houghton 240 W. Somerset st. BOY, over 17.

for work after school, assist manager in Publisher sales, exp. unnee. Our boys average $40 wkly. comm. ft bonus.

21 8. 15th Room 900. BOY TO RUN errands in dental laboratory. 40-hr. wk.

Excel, oppor. to learn i i nkHtniit Et GOOD SALARIES and Other COMPANY BENEFITS Call in Person For Interview at KAISER Metal Products, Incr RadclifTe Street Bristol, Pa. PHOMS BRISTOL 3361 DAILY FROM SAM- TO 5 P. M. TUESDAY EVENING TO 8 P.

M. SATURDAY 9A.lt TO 2 P. M. CANVASSERS. 25 commission on TV.

furniture, appliances. 2010 W. Columbia ave. 10 A. M.

CAP BLOCKER, must be expd. App. 8. Coane. 232 N.

11th 3d floor. CARD Feeders for day shit Apply North east Spinning Mills. 453'i Hedge St. CARPENTER'S Helper. Expd.

all around. Apply 110 W. Main Mtple Shade, N.J. CAR WASHER. Wash-mobile operator.

good, steady ft sober worker. Incentive) basis. Berry Broad ft Pike. Mr. Weiss.

AUTO PAINTER. 1st-class comb, painter ft metal man. New modern ahop. Latest equip. Raymond P.

Scott. Lincoln-Mercury dealer. Call Mr. Geare. GR 7- 740O.

AUTOMOBILE mechanic wages, holidays ft vacations with pay. Pleasant working conds. Blue Cross plan. Bring tools. Apply David E.

Robinson N. E. cor. 48th ft Chestnut sts. AUTO SALESMEN.

Excellent opportunity for 2 first-class salesmen. Sell used cars only. Guaranteed salary ft commission. New car dealer. Apply in writing.

A. A. Martin. 5730 Wayne Phila. 44.

AUTO mechanic for new car, make ready dept. Must be exp Oppor. to advance. Mod. radiant heated shop.

Durst Studebaker, Oxford Circle ft Roosevelt Blvd. JE 3-9400. AUTO truck salesman, selling new Chevrolet trucks. Prefer expd. man with clientele.

Salary, comm. ft transportation furnished. See Xd Dooley. Robmson-Mc- Kean Chevrolet, 4838 Chestnut st. AUTO Mechanic, must have Chevrolet high weekly guarantee, bonus, 5s day week.

Apply in person, George W. Scheetz. 8200 Oermantown ave. AUTO Mechanic, new ft used cars. Steady lob.

$75 wk. salary plus yearly bonus. Apply Chester Auto Sales. 1100 W. 9th Chester.

Pa. AUTO MECHANIC, first-class, Lincoln-Mercury exp. New modern shop. Latest equip. Main Line vie.

Call Mr. Geare. GR 7-7400. AUTO Parts Counter man required by Progressive Organization. Prefer young man with some Auto Parts exp.

Gd. sal. Excel, advancement. Opportunity lor reliable ft energetic person. Insurance ft Hospitalization Plans.

Call Mr. Merchant for appointment. Robinson McKean Chev-rolet. AL 4-4500. exp to B-86 Inquirer.

ACCOUNTANTS, Srs. Semi-firs, at Jrs. Must have exp. Good opport. Perm.

pos. long est. CPA firm. Apply 1330 Banker Security Bid Mon. 3 to 6 P.

M. ACCOUNTANT. Semi-Senior, for office of CPA's. Must have exp. Call for appointment.

LO 7-3404. AUTO MECHANIC CHEVROLET New ear dealership. Mod. shop. Free overhauls.

Fleas, working cond. Steady year-round work. week. Apply Mr. Fist.

Gibson Chev. 5224 Baltimore ave. AUTOMOTIVE Replacement parts machine hop reouires 3 men willing to learn. Steady position. Apply JL627 Fair-mount ave.

PROOF OF TJ. B. CITIZENSHIP RKQ'D ACCOUNTANT, restaurant exp. necessary, full details of past performances BOY messenger, center city delivery. 5- Hso necessary.

R-I5 Inquirer. ACCOUNTING MANAGER AOS': 21-45 For UNITED AIR LINES IMMEDIATE OPENINGS In Maintenance Base At SAN FRANCISCO On ENGINE OVERHAUL AIRPLANE OVERHAUL RADIO ELECTRIC Must have 2nd class P.C.C. license MACHINE SHOP. SHEET METAL ELECTRICAL: Building Maintenance PLUMBER: Building Maintenance Men without previous aircraft experience acceptable If they have basis mechanical skills ft 3-4 years' automotive or other related mechanical experience. AIR TRANSPORTATION FURNISHED SUCCESSFUL APPLICANTS ft FAMILIES Starting Rates For These Jobs $1.86 Per Hour PLUS SHIFT DIFFERENTIAL PAY.

PLUS SCALE INCREASES Day. 40 Hr. Week Permanent Jobs Many Employe Benefits Include: FREE TRAVEL INSURANCE COVERAGE RETIREMENT INCOME FLAK Apply To Co. Representstive PENNSYLVANIA STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 27 South 36th St. AUTO MECHANICS for Phila.

"8 oldest Chrysler agency. 5-dsy wk. No lost time. Top wages. Paid holidays.

See Mr. Evans, Bentman Motors. 5630 Chestnut st. AUTO PAINTER'S HELPER, exp. Apply Northeast Auto sales, zjo day wk.

Mercury-eta ii Tpwerldl5tlftJoeustStJ BOY. perm, position In lge. center city office, oppor. for advancement. Apply Rm.

515. 1028 Market st. BOY. H. for evening work in drug store.

5 night week. 8 to 10 P. M. Brown ft Miller. 26 8.LandqwneayeJansdowne BOY.

18. for drug warehouse. 5-day week. Apply 331 N. 8th St.

BOY for stock ft light cleaning duties. Give full details in reply. D-53 Inquirer. BOY. to learn a trade, good working con- ditions.

Apply 134 S. 8th 9 A.M. Tues. BOYS lor general factory work. Apply 1007 Market 7th fir.

MANUFACTURING ENGINEERS PLANT LAYOUT ENGINEERS AND DRAFTSMEN TIME STUDY ENGINEERS COST ESTIMATORS TOOL DESIGNERS and PLANNERS DESIGN CHECKERS LOFTSMEN Experienced la Aircraft Air Conditioned -Well-Lighted Offices TOP SALARIES Opportunity To Advance RECOGNITION OF ABILITY Write. Phone. Or CALL IN PERSON For Interview At KAISER Metal Products, Inc. Radcliffe Street, Bristol, Pa. Phone Bristol 3361 DALLY FROM 8 A.

M. TO 5 P. M. TUESDAY BVSNTNGt TO 8 P. It.

SATURDAY 9 A. M. TO 3 P. M. PBOor or u.

a. cttizznskip bjdq. QTtnoaoX SI. JE 3-5UO Large Casualty Insurance Company has an opening on its executive staff for a man with previous accounting management experience. Excel, starting further promotional opportunities.

College grad. preferred, age 30-36. Outer and ing company benefits. Write full details stating required salary. Successful applicants will be interviewed by Branch Manager.

B-81 Inquirer. AUTO Mechanics, wonderful opport. for qualified men. Excel, working cond. High wages, plus bonus.

Paid vacation ft holi-days. Free Ins. J. Jackr Fisher. 6311 Gtn.

AUTO Service Salesman for repair shop. Lincoln-Mercury exp. New modern shop. Latest equip. Main Line Vic.

Call Mr. Geare. GR 7-7400. AUTO carts man for large Studebaker Aeencv. eood workine oaid va CAR Washer, must have driver's He.

day work. North City Garage, 1409 Grange. CAR WASHER, good work. cond. Top pay.

Amoco super ft Oregon CAR Washer, steady work. Alio) week-end workers. Call NB 4-8425. CASHIER, Bookkeeper, expd. 5:2000.

Perm, position. Bond Stores. 63 W. Chelten ave. CASTER, exp.

In zinc casting with rush molds. Good pay. do not apply unless qualilied. S. Blecher ft Sons, 2012 Wharton st.

CASUALTY Claims adjuster, expd. in P.I. ft P.D. Immediate openings. Call WA 2-4455 for interview.

CHECKERS Machine Designers Checkers Layout Draftsmen MACHINE DESIGNERS: experience in development of packaging machinery or gear design. CHECKERS: experience hi checking drawings on packaging machinery. LAYOUT DRAFTSMEN: experience in general machine design. SALARY COMMENSURATE WITH ABILITY QUALIFICATIONS. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS.

EMPLOYE BENEFITS H. YOH Inc. 3 1 1 Walnut Street cation ft holidays, no time lost. Apply AUTO Cleaner. General Used Car Work.

Good, steady lob. See Mr. Morrison. Quaker Chrysler. 4233 Frankford Ave.

AUTO Mechanic, expert only. Very good pay plus percentage. Good opportunity for right man. MA 7-9231, AUTO. Parts counter man.

Lincoln-Mercury exp. pref. but willing to train right man. Main Line vie. Call GR 7-7400.

AUTOMOBILE Salesman, used car exp. preferred. Attractive proposition for right man. Farragot 6-8100. AUTO Seat Cover Installers, also trim-mers helper.

Expd. only. Steady work. Od. cond.

SA 2-9652. AUTO Porter. 5i-day week, high hourly rate. Apply in person, George W. Scheeta, 8200 Germantown ave.

AUTOMOBILE mechanics, must be experienced to work in Derby. Earnings on- Harry Krouse. 667 N. Broad at. ADJUSTOR.

Insurance, experienced in auto liability. Standard Adjustment Bureau, 208 Walnut Room 301. Interview 7 P. M. to 9 P.

M. ADVERTISING Salesman. Can you sit at the telephone efc sell advertising? Comm. earnings depend on ability. If yon are exp phone Mr.

Ross. KI 5-2672 before noon for an appointment. AUTO carts counter man. Assistant to manager Good working condition. Reliable concern.

Ask for Mr. Gaiser. MAjestie 5-zzzz or QgontZ 7428. AUTO mechanic, exs'd for large Stude AERO baker Agency, good working conds. Vacation with cay.

Paid holidays. No time AERO KELLETT AIRCRAFT CORP. OFFERS OPPORTUNITY IN NEW PROGRAM FOR Layout Engineers AND LOFTSMEN WITH AIRCRAFT EXP. STRESS ANALYSIS AERO DYNAMICISTS APPLY KELLETT AIRCRAFT CORP. CENTRAL AIRPORT.

CAMDEN, H. OR CALL J. T. PLATT FOR AN EVENING APPOINTMENT MERCHANTVILLE 8-4801 lost. Apply Harry Krouse.

667 N. Broad. nmjteq. o-oaw AUTO Body Metal Man. If you want to make a change ft work for a large co.

at sz.75 per nr. with the best doss in tne AUTO parts counter man. DeSoto-Ply-mouth exp. pref. See Mr.

Arkatin. H. B. Robinson Anto Bales. 6600 N.

Broad st. business write to E-4Z inquirer. WORK WITH PRIDE at TOP RATES AERO rood working conditions, call Mr. Du-saman. T.

P. Lowry. CH 7-5325. AUTO Lubricator. 5-day week, hourly rate.

Apply in person. George W. Scheetz, 8200 Germantown ave. AUTO SALESMAN: Used car for a new car dealer. Chrysler Corp.

products. Like being in business for yourself. Write R-88 Inquirer. AUTO Parts driver. Opport.

to learn G.M. parts. Permanent good pay. 5'j-day wk. See Mr.

Vincent Ellon Motors 337 S. Broad st. BRAKE OPERATORS Ability to tt-up and work from drawings and use) precision measuring instrument. Call In Person For Interview At KAISER Metal Products, Inc. Radcliffe Street, Bristol.

Pa. PHONE BRISTOL 3361 DAILY PROM 8 A.M. TO 5 P.M. TUESDAY EVENING TO 8 P.M. SATURDAY 9 AJL TO 2 P.M.

PROOF OP TJ. S. CITIZENSHIP REQ. TOOLMAKERS 1ST ft 2D CLASS MACHINISTS MILLING MACHINISTS i We are savins ton rates for 1st class AUTO MOTIVE mechanics to work on tool makers machinists. 7 night shift BORING MILL MACHINISTS Bench man for bread ft sweet dough.

Night work. Retail shop exp. pref. Perm. HANSCOM BROS.

15 N. 52D ST. BAKERS ft cake decorators for 1st -class merchandise. New modern bakery. Apply Pechter's.

7308 Haverford ave. TR 7-7800 BAKER, 1st all around man, top pay bonus. Excellent working conditions. Modern machine tools. Fh.

Burlington 3-1881. interview anytime AUTO metal man. 1st class, who can estimate ft take charge. Zinn's Body Shop, 1 14 White Horse Pike. Clementon.

N. J. AUTO Body man. Must be ully experienced. Good pay.

Warm shop. 1310-14 Poplar st. AUTO parts man. Good working conditions, paid vacation ft holidays. Al Hendrl.

1535 Orthodox st. truck in large fleet. Gd. working conds. Vacation with pay.

Groun insurance avail. Write stating exn.0-34 Inquirer. AUTOMOBILE. Young men to service new cars for DeSoto-Plymouth dealer. See Mr.

Arkatin. H. B. Robinson Auto Sales, 6600 N. Broad St.

lor dependable person. 634 castor ave, AUTOMOBILE METAL MAN. 1st good UNITED AERO PRODUCTS, INC. Columbus Road. Burlington.

X. J. BAKER. 2d hand cakes ft sweet dough. good pay.

Lisa Bakery. 4810 Spruce st. BAKER. Expd. Part or full time, day work.

Call Church vllle 943. sal. Modern shop. Apply Northeast Auto a r. ft 19 6.

Machine Shop Layout Man 60-HOUR WEEK: 2 SHIFTS PAID HOLIDAYS ft VACATIONS FREE HOSPITALIZATION SURGICAL, INSURANCE GLEN VIEW METAL PRODUCTS CO. RANCOCAS ASH RDS. XHRLAnO. h. J.

TVsjgftTTPK 4-14M CHEMICAL engineer for process ft development work. Plant in eastern Ohio. Experience with roasting, leaching, filtering ft electrolitie equipment desirable. Give pertinent data, salary requlrementa ft availability in 1st letter. Electrical, mechanical or other engineers with suitable background will be considered.

Interviews will be arranged. E-48 Inquirer. CHEMICAL Technician for chemical laboratory in Olenolden. Pa. Some shift work required.

Minimum requirement H. S. chemistry. Opportunity to develop) chemical background. Reply stating pertinent information telephone no.

to W-60, P. O. Bob S575. Phil. XL.

Pa. BAKER'S Helper, good pay. steady employ. Lis Bakery. 4810 Spruce st.

BAKER'S Helper, 2d or 3d hand. Apply AUTO painter. 1st class, who can estimate ft take charge. Zinn's Body Shop, 114 White Horse Pike. Clementon, N.

J. AUTO Slmonixer A gen. wk. on used car lot, steady lob. 4805 N.

Broad St. AUTO-Radiator repair man. Highest pay. steady, ideal shop. 2120 Fan-mount ave.

AUTO Beat Cover Installation men, fully exsd. Too sal. Od. ocDort. ST 7-8118.

Bales, Z3B6 E. urtnoaox st. a-eouu. AUTO Seat Cover installation men. Ex- per.

only need apply- Steady work. Fast Auto Service. 4th ft Brown. LO 3-8584. AUTOMOBILE Mechanic, familiar with Contractor' Equip.

Apply Cedar La. ft R. Highland Park. Upper Darby. Pa.

ASSISTANT won niSLAT DEPARTMENT bet. 8 A. noon. ZB4P Kensington. Window trimming and sign work.

Win train one with adaptability. Progressive ARTIST, under 40. exp. layout ft finished. Excel, working conditions In small adver BRAKE operator, expd.

Day shift. Apply 7420 state road. Holmes burg. BRICKLAYERS (2). 1st class.

Highest medium sized department store, near BARBER. Good wages, steady work. 5-day wk. 909 Delaware Pauliboro. If.

J. BARBER to manage shop. 4129 Coraly st. Very good trade. AUTO mechanic Paid vacation ft holidays.

Good worklne nonrlitiona. Al tising agency. Bring samples. 914 Orange I AUTO Trimmer. Well paid, steady Jon, Tantiooe.

Write B-43 Inirotrer. Fhila. state age. experience ana reior cces- D-93 Inquirer. pay Datuu, wu.

move iwm. a-u iHendrl. 1535 Ortbodog St. ssm. whrnisixm.

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