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in- MUNCIE STAR, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1959 D-3 Week's Gain of Mart Best Since July NEW YORK (AP). The stock market worm turned this week in a vigorous rally from the barely interrupted decline of August and September. The turnabout came in midweek after the Associated Press average had sunk to its lowest level since Feb. 9. Two days of strong recovery, a third of irregular consolidation.

left the market with its best weekly rise since the last week of July. Brokers agreed the recovery was not accompanied by any particular news to spur the market. Prices had declined point where they were attractive. Motors were the big pacemakers in the upsurge, especially the two markers of "compact" cars which now face competition from the Big Three. These firms, American Motors and Studebaker-Packard, reached one high high after another.

Trading swelled to 16.011.460 shares from 12,222,297 the week before and was the heaviest since the week ended July 11 when 719,665 shares were traded. Drops Since Visit Plan The AP average of 60 stocks rose $2.60 to $220 for its best weekly rise a since the week ended Aug. 1, when it a advanced $3.30. This was just before the Khrushchev Eisenhower visit exchange plans were announced Aug. 3.

From that date until the Tuesday close the stock market had lost an estimated 27 billion dollars in quoted values, based on the fall in the AP average. An estimated dollars of this was recovered in the final three trading sessions this week. The Dow Jones industrial average advanced 6.81 to 632.59. In the bond market, volume rose to its highest point in 13 years. This was due to buying of convertible bonds, which soared along with the rise of their counterparts in the stock market.

Volume for the week was 631,000 par value, highest since the week ended Jan. 19, 1946. This compared, with $31,451,100 $31,765,000 for the last corresponding week in 1958. Government bonds, which had been beaten down to historic lows, recovered a bit as they began to look attractive again to a few buyers. Redkey REDKEY, and Mrs.

Rolland Payne and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Etchison of Muncie flew to Detroit to view the new Chrysler showing. A dinner party honoring Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Andars on their 25th wedding anniversary was held at their new home on Spencer Street. Redkey War Mothers held a birthday party at Redkey Park Cabin honoring Vera Ray, Marietta Thorp, Clara Trehearne, Lessie Geesaman, Lilah Turper. Mrs. Verna Weaver of Dunkirk called on Frances McClung and Mr. and Mrs.

George Henry. Hubert Lutz, who died at Belle, was a son-in-law of Harvey Campbell. 200 Million Doses of Salk Vaccine INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) Eli Lilly the world's largest producers of Salk polio vaccine, has passed the 200 million mark in number of doses manufactured. spokesmen said the 200th Company, manufacturing lot since the firm was licensed in April, 1955, was released to raise the total to 200.245,656 doses, or more than half the total for the industry. Colleges grew out of the voluntary association of students and teachers at universities.

INDUSTRIAL REAL ESTATE AUCTION By Order of the Owners! 81,500 Sq. Ft. Saginaw, Mich. Industrial Plant To be sold on the premises 406 N. HAMILTON Thurs, Oct.

15 2 p.m. Plant is situated on the Saginaw River, convenient to St. Lawrence Seaway shipping facilities, on A plot fronting on streets. It is of brick and steel construction, steam heated, with ceiling heights from 26 to 46 feet, extra-high overhead doors, craneways and monorail and has a railroad siding which accommodates 6 cars including 8 large storage yard and parking lot. 15,750 Sq.

Ft. Indianapolis, Ind. Modern Factory Bldg, To be sold on the premises 1902 ENGLISH AVE. Oct. 16 2 p.m.

Concrete block and steel beam construction, on corner lot, 5 minutes from Monument Circle and 4 blocks south of U.S. Highway 40. Reinforced concrete ground floor, Automatic overhend door, elevator to second floor. SAGINAW, MICH. Plant will be sold by JACK GORDON, licensed Michigan Real Estate Broker.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Factory building will be sold by W. S. Deckelbaum, Licensed Indiaana Real Estate Broker. Brokers Participation Invited.

Illustrated Descriptive Circular Mailed on Request WRITE WIRE PHONE SAMUEL L. WINTERNITZ CO. Auctioneers First National Bank Bldg. Chicago 3 3, 111. STate 2-5908 Albany ALBANY, and Mrs.

William E. Thomas of Columbus, are the proud parents of a son, born Sept. 20. Iva Thomas is the paternal grandmother. Iva Thomas visited with her son, Roy and his family, in Muncie Monday.

Pauline Moore and Novella Rickert spent a day last week with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hart at Huntsville. The Harts are former residents this city. The members of the Non Pariel Class of the Methodist Church will be entertained in the home of Mrs.

Arch McCormick, Monday at 6:30 p.m. Members are to bring their table service and their favorite dish for a carry-in dinner. Mrs. Everett Graham and Mrs. William Wilson will assist the hostess.

Following dinner, officers will be elected. Oct. 17 will be the dinner and bazaar planned by the WSCS of the Methodist Church to be held in the educational room of the church. Meeting of District 25 Rebekah Lodges will be held at Gaston Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Beck spent the week-end at their cottage on Lake Maxinkuckee, near Culver. Soybeans Active in Pit; Wheat Slips CHICAGO (AP)-The grain futures market had moments of both strength and weakness this week but new influences lacked significant force and prices finished little changed. Advances on some days ran to a cent or more a bushel in most of the pits on factors which appeared to be used more for guidance of speculative operations on the Board of Trade. Real solid commercial support was generally absent although there was a fair volume of export business in wheat and corn from time to time.

Hanging over the market with no diminishing bearish effect were continued reports of good crop development. Interest in wheat futures Thursday dropped to such a low point that less than four million bushels of grain, less than onethird the normal amount, were traded in the pit. Activity in soybeans attracted major interest and accounted for more than half the total trade volume on two days. At one time most of those deliveries were ahead almost three cents a bushel on reports-later discountedthat yields from the early part of the harvest were running surprisingly low and that production probably would be far less than the government's estimate of million bushels. Although corn closed with skimpy gains it had fallen to new low prices for the season again before setting off on a moderate rally at midweek.

At the end of the week, wheat was cents a bushel lower, December corn unchanged to higher, December oats higher, December rye unchanged to lower, December soybeans higher, November The command of the United States Army was offered to Robert E. Lee by President Lincoln on April 18, 1861. Early Sales of '60 Cars Will Be Guide By BEN PHLEGAR AP Automotive Writer DETROIT (AP)-The 1960 cars start rolling from dealers' showrooms this week. If you buy one you are going to become an extremely vital statistic to the automobile industry. Every car deal between now and Christmas will be scrutinized, studied, weighed, evaluated and debated.

The conclusions finally drawn in Detroit could have a drastic effect on the entire industry. The automakers will try to determine why you bought a car and why you picked the particular make, size, body style and price range that you did. Four new lines of American built cars are on the marketthe greatest increase in selection in more than 25 Three of the new lines--Falcon. Corvair and Valiant -are smaller cars. The fourth new line Dodge Dart-is also smaller in its own way, being four inches shorter than the regular Dodge and designed to sell in the Ford, Chevrolet, Plymouth price range.

The industry has more small cars waiting to come to market. Just off stage is the B-0-P car of General Motors and the Edsel from Ford. Both of these are said to be fully operational, slickly styled models to bolster the sagging medium price lines. The Edsel could be brought to market in the early spring. The B-O-P car, which would be built in the common assembly plants of Buick, Oldsmobile and Pontiac, might be available by July.

Or both could be delayed indefinitely. That's why sales in the immediate weeks ahead become extra important. Marketing decisions by Ford and General Motors will hinge to a great degree on the way buyers greet the 1960 models. Rambler and Studebaker Lark, continue to gain, and if you snap up the Falcons, Corvairs and Valiants, then it is almost certain these, other cars will be introduced as soon as possible. But if sales of the smaller lines are only adequate to good at the start, you can be sure the companies will want a longer look at the situation.

At least one other interesting decision may depend on early 1960 sales. This involves Chrysler which with the and Valiant will be offering seven lines of cars. It has been suggested that seven is too many, especially when the new Dart is being put into direct competition with Plymouth and in a price class where Plymouth often runs a distant third to Chevrolet and Ford. In its announcement of the Valiant a week ago Chrysler appeared to show more enthusiasm for the compact concept than did Ford or Chevrolet. If this is the case at high levels, it might be that one of the two so-called popular price lines would be dropped, or replaced by a compact series.

And it might be Plymouth. Loses Chess Match BLED, Yugoslavia (AP)-Bobby Fischer, young U.S. contender in the international chess tourney, conceded defeat Saturday in his adjourned match with Svetozar Gligoric of Yugoslavia. BRAY APACE CUPID AGAS RANI MELON OPINE GAVE ERNE ALIVE RANGE APER DEALT ONER OSTE OPERA DANTE VAN OSAGE CAL KEA DALES TRI ASP AMULET ROTATES AVESTA BARES SHIES NEE ECTAL ATEN SPINS POETS CETE Solution LESSENING CAR ETHERED to WORE FAT CREE TAB VENERATES Crossword TOPE TAPIR TIDAL PACA Puzzle AZURE SIR PENAL PICOT PERMIT REPINER RESILE ERE DAM SALTS CAD TED REMIT REAL LAMAS TILER RAGS THEN LAZAR ALIF RAMIE ON I LENO BENE AGILE VEINS ARIL USER WELLS ESNES DOLL Classified Display Classified Display PUBLIC SALE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1959 AT 1 O'CLOCK P.M. Located 1 mile south of Summitville, Indiana, on the blacktop road.

As we are quitting the farm we will sell all the following property. 11 REG. POLLED BEEF SHORTHORNS 3 cows with calves at side; 3 yearling heifers, bred; 1 Jan. 4-H heifer calf; 1 18-mo. white bull; many of these have been shown in 4-H and won prizes.

TOOLS 1951 Ferguson 2-14" plows; rotary hoe; cultivators; 1956 A. C. combine; cement mixer with motor; 7' Ferguson mower; Ferwindrower; J. D. rubber-tired wagon, new rubber; J.

D. guson 290 planter; J. D. 13-disc grain drill; cultipacker; 7' Birch disc; 600-bu. steel crib; 2 hog fountains; 1 feeder; 1 creep feeder; 3 hog houses; 7x14 hog house; chicken equipment; 1 new Rollaway nest; all kinds of feeders and waterers; brooder stove.

FEED 400 bales extra nice clover, alfalfa, timothy hay. HOGS 15 purebred Durocs, weight 200 pounds; 10 purebred Hamp. gilts, vaccinated and bred to reg. boar; a few laying hens. TERMS: CASH--Not responsible for any accidents.

H. D. KIRK, Auctioneer OWEN AND HAZEL M. SCHUYLER First baseman Kent Hadley of Kansas City played with Terre Haute, Augusta and Syracuse in 1956. He formerly belonged to Detroit.

SwiftMeeting Set by Mediator CHICAGO (AP)-A federal me. diator has called a meeting for Monday in an effort to settle a strike at Swift Co. which has invited its 17,000 strikers to return at higher pay. The meeting of management and the United Packinghouse Workers and Amalgamated Meat Cutters negotiators was called by William G. Murray of the U.S.

Conciliation Service. Swift's offer of a raise of cents an hour, made directly to striking workers by letter, was rejected by the unions last week. The Swift plants have been struck since Sept. 4. Union leaders predicted the strikers will ignore the offer to resume work at Swift plants which have remained open during the strike.

Swift is making the wage increase retroactive to Sept. 1 and is incorporating into the basic wage a cost-of-living adjustment of 14 cents an hour. It also increased premium payments for weekend and night work. "The average pay in Swift contracts that expired Aug. 31 was $2.56 an hour.

Swift said it is putting into effect the increased benefits in the hope the workers would return to their jobs while negotiation of other disputed issues proceeds. The unions have accepted from Armour Co. and most other major packers wages increases of cents an hour this year and cents an hour next year. Union members are working in Wilson Co. plants although new contract negotiations have been recessed indefinitely.

A major issue in the Swift walkout is a wage differential between Southern plants and those sevother cities. Swift said its cents increase will not apply to the Southern plants. There the increase is 2 cents an hour. THE MUNCIE STAR MUNCIE EVENING PRESS THE SUNDAY STAR High and Jackson Streets DIAL AT 8-6631 Office Hours 8 a.m. to 6.

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Lost and Found 6 LOST -Black and white Springer Spandel, 9 years old. Reward for return, A. D. Kennedy, 215 Streeter Ave. LOST Small red business date book.

AT 8-2464. Special Notices 7 BILLS? BILLS? BILLS? We offer a friendly budget service to those who really want to pay their bills but are unable to do so on present income. Only one place to pay. Indiana Budget Service Delaware County's Oldest BONDED Budget Service- ONLY MEMBER of the National Association of Credit AT 8-3661 114 W. Jackson Just East cf Hahn's ACADEMY BUDGET SERVICE We offer help to those who wish to pay their bills and get out of debt.

3212 S. Madison Street, Muncie BURNS SWEEPER SHOP SWEEPER PARTS--REPAIRING WASHER PARTS WRINGER ROLLS HOOVER SWEEPER BALES SERVICE 1108 E. MAIN PH. AT 2-1361 AUTO INS. Safe Drivers you save 20 per cent or more.

Under-age drivers married or single 15 per cent discount drivers training. Ph. AT 4-8717. NATURELLE BEAUTY SHOP All work at popular prices. 503 Johnson Bldg AT 4-3822 LOSE those extra pounds.

Rent reducing machine. Relaxor Stauffer. and W. AT 4-9928. BREAD, 10c; pies.

cakes, price: rolls, 2 25c. Sap's Bakery, 503 E. Willard. DAINTY MAID Feminine Hygiene Lula Bothast. AT 2-6259.

Personals 8 Willard at Elm St. 8:30 a.m. till 6 p.m. Burd Reeves, Barber ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS AT 4-9351 OR P.O BOX 741 Boats- -Equipment 11 '58 14-FT. ALUMINUM BOAT.

electric starting motor. trailer, tarp, life, preservers, 2 pairs of skis, ski ropes. All for $750. Smith Motor Sales, 6100 Kilgore. AT 8-2255.

TRADE YOUR BOAT on a late model DeSoto, Plymouth, M.G. or Morris Minor or good used car. Dutch Hurst Motors, 309 N. High, by the bridge. 14-FT.

DUNPHY BOAT. 25 h.p. Johnson motor. 1727 E. 23rd.

AT 4-6695. WANTED -GOOD USED BOAT TRAILER. AT 2-6855. Mobile Homes 12 FOR RENT Travel Trailers, all new units, winter rates for Florida travel from Nov. 1st.

Save travel cost. Travel Trailers for sale. Parkinson Bros. Mobilehome Sales, Yorktown. SK 9-7773.

1959 46x10 PRAIRIE SCHOONER, Rochelle Model 2-bedroom, automatic washer, all deluxe furnishings. For sale by owner. Save $1,500.00. Parkinson Bros. Yorktown Phone SK 9-7773.

NEW AND USED TRAILERS Johnson's Trailer Sales Rd. 67 and 3, S. of Shopping Center STEPHENSON'8 South way Mobile Home Court and Sales. Towing parking. 1 m1.

8.W OD 6t. Rd. 67. IT WILL PAY you to see Delaware County Mobilehome Sales, 2309 S. Madison.

You are invited to see Chet. AT 4-8211, 14-FT. BOAT AND TRAILER, 30 H. Evinrude motor. skis, rope, ladder.

Can finance it all, 2413 S. Jefferson. ALL ALUMINUM 28-ft. Lighthouse trailer, extra nice. mi.

E. of Albany on 28. J. Moon. FOR SALE or trade, $1,200 equity in 1959 Nashua 40x10 house trailer.

3 months old. AT 4-5529. Mobile Homes 12 SEE OUR PREOCCUPIED SELECTION 34 ft. Colonial-1-bedroom 42 ft. Champion-2-bedroom 43 ft.

Spartan-1-bedroom 44 ft. Anderson-1-bedroom 45 ft. Mobile Cruiser-2-bedroom Complete Selection of and Accesories Get ready: for Winter Now MUNCIE MOBILEHOME SALES 3220 S. Madison Sunday 1 to 4 Week days 9 to Luxurious Living for Less ALL SIZES LONG TERMS Elliott's Trailer Sales Next to Dairy Queen 6th and Walnut Autos for Sale 13 Junk- Wrecked Cars PICKUP SERVICE Call Deliver AT 4-1497 1301 W. 2nd Muncie Scrap Baling Corp.

NO DOWN PAYMENT '54 Ford 2-dr. $495 '53 Pontiac Catalina H.T. $475 '53 Chevrolet 2-dr. $395 '53 Pontiac 4-dr. $395 AND SALES 2120 S.

Madison WANTED-500 JUNK Cars. Trucks. Pick-Up Service. Junk Battertes. AT 2-8230 FOR SALE OR TRADE- 56 Buick Century 4-Dr.

Hardtop, P.S., new rubber, low mileage: '65 Plymouth Savoy "6" Stamper's Standard, 1714 N. Wheeling. AT 2-8635. PERSONAL BUICK DEMONSTRATOR for sale. Le Sabre, 2-dr, hardtop, full power.

I will trade and save you a lot of money. AT 4-1446. Wayne Brown. SAND-BLASTED AUTO, hot rod, or parts take a better finish. Saves time.

Submit problem. Commercial SAND BLAST, 1322 W. 2 2nd. AT 2-4525. SUN.

SPECIAL $95 choice. 46 Dodge Sed '48 Ply. Special Deluxe Sedan. Both have new tires. Runs perfect.

AT 2-1612. '55 MERCURY Montclair Hardtop, w.w. tires, M.O.M red and white. Spotless. $995.

and Sales, 2120 8. Madison. '57 PLY. 6 Station Wagon. auto.

trans, turn signals, -up lights. 27,000 actual miles. Will trade. $1,550, AT 8-8233. '54 OLDS Super 2-dr.

sedan, H. P.S., P.B., white wall tires, excellent condition, $600. 304 Queen St. '50 CHEVROLET 2-Dr. Very good transportation, $150.

Possible no money down. AT 2-3328. 1953 SUPER 88. 4-dr. Olds, good condition.

Call AT 2-4275 between 8-5; AT 4-3805 eve's. 1957 CHEV. V-8 Convertible. Auto. transmission, $1,600.

5 Points D-X Station, 1958 PLYMOUTH Belvedere V-8. P.S. $100 equity, take over balance. AT 4-5539. 56 OLDS 4-Dr.

P.B., P.S., airconditioned, 24,000 actual miles, $1,295, AT 2-3328. 52 BUICK Super 4-Dr. Riviera. Extra clean, whitewall nylon tires. 2220 Wheeling.

1954 BUICK Roadmaster 2-Dr. H.T.. full power, good condition, $650. AT 2-5020. 51 BUICK HARDTOP- New tires, radio, heater.

$200. Evenings Phone AT 8-9832 1956 CHEVROLET Bel- Air Sedan. Very nice. Otto Huffman, 3604 E. Jackson.

1957 FORD Custom 2-Dr. Sedan, straight stick, $850. AT 2-5020. 1956 CHEV. Belair 4-Dr.

Sedan, V-8, auto. trans, $1,000. AT 2-5020. 1954 RANCH WAGON 6 cylinder, H. AT 4-8827.

2424 Westwood Rd. 59 CHEV. wagon stick, 13,000 miles. $2,195. Trade.

AT 2-5931 '58 CHEV. 2-dr. Green Biscayne, O.D. $1,500. 2211 S.

Biltmore, AT 8-5391. FOR SALE OR TRADE-1957 Lincoln Capri. good condition. SK 9-5830. 1955 OLDS Super 88 4-Door Sedan, P.B., P.S., $850.

AT 2-5020. 1952 FORD, FULLY EQUIPPED 1514 Biltmore '48 DODGE '49 Olds. Choice, 118 Middletown Gardens. 1950 PONTIAC convertible, good condition. 2619 S.

Jefferson. '53 OLDS Super 88, P.M., W-W tires, above average. AT 8-3225. 50 CADILLAC Coupe DeVille. New interior.

$495. AT 8-3949. '57 FAIRLAINE 500, 2-DR. SK 9-5330. MUST SELL AT ONCE-'54 FORD.

AT 2-8227 '52 FORD. BEST OFFER AT 2-6983 '55 CHRYSLER Windsor Deluxe. 2102 9. Ebright. 1955 PLYMOUTH Belvedere.

sharp. AT 2-5659. WANTED Good used Volkswagen. Call AT 8-2562. '51 PLYMOUTH- Take over payments.

AT 8-8652. Trucks- Trailers 14 48-passenger Ford school bus 1948 Cadillac $200 1959 Reo 2-ton, 2-speed axle $250 1955 3022 White tractor $1.600 1955 International COE 200 $2,100 1953 White 22-T $995 GENERAL TRUCK SALES 4115 N. Broadway AT 8-5578 SELL OR TRADE'49 Ford V8 pickup. Swartz Motel, ACrOSS from WLBC. '55 FORD pick up, with racks, $750.

AT 8-1651 or AT 2-9181. C-900 FORD TRACTOR WITH AIR. A-1 condition. SK 9-7641 TRAILER, 4x8 ft. bed.

502 Neely Ave. 12-F'T. ENCLOSED STOCK BED. 710 W. 17th DUMP TRUCK FOR SALE.

AT 2-7464 '46 FORD, 1-TON TRUCK. $195. SK 9-5790 Auto Accessories, Parts 15 '57 THUNDERBIRD H.T., will fit 55 through 57. $225. 57 tire cover, $25.

Hedges Sunoco, 8th and Batavia, OLDS 4 barrel carb. and intake manifold. Dual range hydramatic. AT 4-0012. '51 CHEV.

P.G.. 4-dr. parts. Good motor, transmission, 1812 S. Franklin, '51 BUICK HARDTOP parts, good motor for sale.

AT 8-4203. Motorcycles, Bicycles 16 BOY'S bicycle with training wheels, good condition. 706 W. 12th. Repair-Service Stations 17 AUTO RADIO- -Authorized G.M.

Service. Boyd Radio TV. 320 S. Monroe. Business Service BUILDING CONTRACTORS 22C NEW CONSTRUCTIONS, masonry and heavy hauling.

SK 9-7641. NEW HOUSES, remodeling, addition of any kind. Ph. SK 9-5689. CHIMNEY BUILDING AND REPAIR; block laying.

AT 8-3083. CEMENT WORK OF ALL KINDS. AT 4-9625. EXCAVATING 22F WE DIG septic tanks, est. sewer, water lines.

collect, foundation. Free call Blountsville 2429 Nathan Blankenship, TRENCH digging, footing, water lines. septic tanks, yard leveling. AT 4-2266 WE DIG septic tanks, sewer, water lines, foundations, Free est. AT 8-4629.

CUSTOM DIGGIN OF ALL KINDSTimmons Trenching. AT 4-8971. FLOOR SANDING 22H SANDING. finishing. filling, free est Modern machines.

AT 8-7930 LANDSCAPING 22J GARDENS PLOWED, yard work. AT 2-8202 day, AT 8-6990 night. Yard Work, seed sowing, etc. AT 2-0544 TREE SURGERY 22K CALL KEY TREE SERVICE: TOPPING, TRIMMING, REMOVING. INSURED.

TERMS. AT 2-2126 OR AT 4-8163. Business Service 22 TREE SURGERY 22K CALL DULING TREE EXPERTS, AT 2-2284. Shade trees topped, fertilized, cabled and sprayed. TREES FOR SALE-2-yr.

guarantee. DEAD TREES removed safely. Stumps removed with power equipment. Our workmen are fully insured to protect the customer. Quality Service--NOT a Sideline Estimates cheerfully given.

CALL AT 2-2284. PERRY'S Tree Surgery -Remove trees, take dead wood out. Pruning, Fully insured. Free estimates. AT 8-1034.

TREE TRIMMING, topping, removing. Firewood Insured. AT 8-4609. COMPLETE tree service, fully insured. W.

H. McReynolds. AT 4-7174. LAWNMOWER GRINDING 22L NEW and USED CHAIN SAWS Mowers -Motors-Chain Service ACKER SMALL ENGINE REPAIR Shaffer Rd. at Wheeling Ave.

AT 8-2701 MOVING, STORAGE 22M USABLE DISCARDED FURNITURE, Misc. hauled away free, Basements, attics cleaned cheap. Hauling trash or junk, $1 up. AT 2-6044 MOVE yourself and save HERTZ TRUCK RENTAL SERVICE, 409 E. Main.

Ph. AT 4-4439. MOVING and delivery, local or long distance. Trash clean up. AT 2-0320.

HAULING, MOVING, TRASH 2-0409 HAULING- Any kind, any time, any Cheap. AT 4-1631. VETERANS HAULING -All kinds. You call, we haul. AT 8-4619.

SEWER, SEPTIC TANKS 220 Sewer Clogged? AT 4-1486 AT 2-6741 GUY R. TAYLOR CO. -Drains-Tile Ditches Anywhere, Kind, Size, 2015 St. Fully Insured Sanitary Septic Tank Co. EMENHISER AND SONS Septic Tank Pumping--Cleaning Colman Elec.

Sewer Service, Installing Ford Backhoe. Hydraulic Dump Truck AT 2-7420 or AT 2-7860 1719 W. 17th Licensed and Insured CAMPBELL'S Septic Tank and Sewer Service Free Estimates- Work Guaranteed Call AT 8-6749-24-Hour Service TAKE IT EASY WITH If that bad sewer line acts up just open a can of Root -Away mixed with 8 little water and "SWISH!" your worries are over! FEED AND SEED STORE 615 S. Mulberry Phone AT 8-9351 ROOFING, INSULATION 22S Brand Roofing Company Asphalt Shingles Built-Up Roofing -Since 1902- 827 S. Walnut Ph.

AT 8-9401 PAINTING, PAPERING 22T SPECIAL Now through October any 2-bedroom low type home painted 2 coats, $99, AT 4-7975 HOUSECLEANING, wall washing, interior and exterior painting. Free estimate. AT 2-6602. INTERIOR, exterior painting and decorating. Work guaranteed.

AT 8-0196. PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING AT 2-0946-AT 4-4044. LET US estimate your painting and papering needs. AT 2-0590. PAINTING -Brush or spray.

Free est. Reasonable rates. AT 4-3955. PATCH PLASTERING AT 2-7513. PLUMBING, HEATING 22U FURNACE Repairing--All Makes Oil-Stoker-Gas Filters, Smokepipe, Etc.

VICTOR FURNACES Free Inspection and Estimates Siegler Stoves--Oil and Gas PHONE AT 4-9787 VIRGINIA COAL AND OIL COMPANY FOR PLUMBING and repair and electric sewer cleaning, Call R. W. Bracken. No job too small. AT 8-7868.

PLUMBING, heating, furnace repair and cleaning. Sewer cleaning. AT 2-3772. Situations Wanted 25 FORMER BUSINESS OWNER and successful salesman (metal and furniture manufacturing) seeks employment by local firm. Now employed as department head in large plant.

Phone Upland WY 8-2544. OHIO CPA interested in relocating in Muncie area, around first of year. Minimum salary required $8,400. Write Star-Press Box 372. WANTED Washings to do.

Fluff dried and folded or will Iron completely. Quick service. Bring to 319 Reserve. AND SEWING SHOP. Men.

women's alterations. Zippers, pegging, pockets. 515 S. Brotherton. AT 2-4106.

HAVE well-organized home for elderly people. to room and board. Furnish references. AT 8-3731 or AT 2-5456. IP YOU WANT your house raised or floor leveled, all kinds of cement, block and barn work.

AT 2-6463. WANTED to make slipcovers, bedspread, drapes. Connie Daugherty. AT 2-3454. PLOWING AND DISCING, yard grading and leveling.

Phone AT 2-9279 WASHINGS. Ironings; pick up, deliver. Quick service. Reas. AT 8-3231.

ALTERATIONS on men and ladies' clothing, fur coats. AT 8-0467. PRACTICAL NURSING day or night. AT 4-1747 EXPERIENCED CARPENTER WANTS WORK. 616 W.

10TH. WANTED typing to do in my home. AT 2-7824. Help, Female 26 CHRISTIAN WOMAN wanted. Lifetime opportunity permanent Or parttime.

Experience Sunday School, ministry helpful. Earn $100 weekly and up. No competition. Write Star-Press Box X345, TOY DEMONSTRATORS wanted. High earnings for 3 evenings work.

No collecting. no delivering. Experience unnecessary. Call or write Francis Dunlap, 304 E. Harvard, Muncie.

AT 2-6727. HOUSEWIVES without experience can earn to $10 day selling Avon Cosmetics in own vicinity. Earnings begin at once. Call today. AT 4-9351 or write Georgia Preddy, RR 4, Muncie.

TWO experienced telephone interviewers with private phones, one experienced worker with car. State age, experience and phone number to StarPress Box 373. THE HOTEL ROBERTS has an opening for a food service waitress. Applicant must be 21 or above. Please apply to Mr.

Pearson, 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. WANTED Lady for insurance office. Give age, experience and reference. Answer in own handwriting to Star -Press Box 376.

WANTED- -Girl to help with housework and cooking. Live in if desired. Dependable, honest. AT 8-6685. 111 9.

High St, SEAMSTRESS for sofa pillow covers. Five covers hr. earns $2.00. Write: 8-P Trilby 3, Florida. WANTED -Ladies to help with fall and Christmas business.

Part or fulltime work. FL 8-3496 for interview. WANTED -Short order cook for night work. Must furnish A-1 reference. Call in person.

67 Supper Club, SOMEONE to board and room elderly lady. Preferably in Randolph County. Write Star-Press Box X365. RELIABLE woman for baby-sitting and light housework. Must have references and transportation.

AT 8-3862. CURB GIRLS- -Day and night shifts. Apply manager, after 5 p.m. North Star, 17th and S. Madison.

WANTED experienced beauty operator, with following, guaranteed salary. AT 8-6225 for appointment. BABY SITTER to care for 2. small children in my home. AT 2-4217 after 5 p.m.

EXPERIENCED waitress. Apply in person. Miller's Tavern, 109 N. High. WANTED white woman for housework, live in, good pay.

AT 4-2014. WANTED- Baby-sitter for 1 child and light housework. AT 8-1416. WHITE LADY for fall house cleaning. -Press Box 377.

Help, Female TRAINED POSITIONS The majority of openings for trained women are In office work, but we list all types of positions for which education is necessary. Below are a sample: FASHION ARTIST- Experience not as training in this work. Top salary. GENERAL OFFICE Well -experienced general office worker who can ASsume responsibility for various office projects. such as special mailings and special reports.

RESEARCH- -Statistical research position in a large accig. dept. Must have math degree. RECEPTIONIST Also switchboard. Reception and switchboard heavysome light typing and clerical.

COMPTOMETER All computations. Some typing necessary. SOCIAL -Degree in this type work. Some experience helpful. GROUP DIRECTOR Degree plus come group leadership experience.

Administrative position. Direct volunteer workers. CORRESPONDENCE- Typing of correspondence- no shorthand. Work 1s practically all this. SECRETARY To one man.

Heavy dictation, Handle Appointments, etc, GENERAL OFFICE Probably not under age 30. Average typist. Volunteer work with youth groups good background. 5-day. If You Do Not See Position Here That Is Right for You.

Come in, We Have Many Others. Nelda Van Laningham VAN LANINGHAM Employment Service 241 Johnson Bldg. Lic. Agcy. AT 4-3317 FIVE INDIANA OFFICES DISTRICT MANAGER Bonified salary, car expenses and bonuses for energetic well organized woman over 30 who enjoys working with other women and is trainable for sales management, to appoint and supervise sales ladies to sell Cort.

Cosmetics in Delaware, Randolph, Henry counties. -time position. No personal selling required. Prefer person with direct to home sales experience. For interview call Mr.

Cleveland, AT 4-9351 SALESLADIES For reay-to-wear and sportswear. Part or full time. Experience preferred. Apply GRACEMAN'S SMARTEST FASHION 112 S. Walnut WHO CAN if you would enjoy working 3 or hours 8 day calling regularly each month on 3 group of Studio Girl Cosmetic clients on a route to be established in and around Muncie and are willing to make light deliveries, write STUDIO GIRL COSMETICS, Dept.

9132, Glendale, California, Route will pay up to $3.50 per hour. "EASIEST $102 I ever made. says Texas housewife. Make $60 to $160 on PERSONALIZED Christmas Cards bargain 40 for 81.00. Profit with Christmas assortment, ceramic rifts.

Samples on approval. FREE Anniversary gift. SOUTHERN, 478 N. Hollywood, Dept. 659, Memphis 12, Tennessee.

MARRIED WOMEN Who cannot accept ordinary 8 to 5 jobs. Earn $25 to $50 week in your spare time doing interesting and proftable work. Phone and use of car needed. AT 8-2980 4 to 7 p.m. WE NEED 4 women between ages 19- 26; make up to $90 week plus bonuses.

No past training or experience necessary. FREE training during evenings. Apply in person, Arthur Murray Dance Studio, 8. Mulberry. OLDER WOMAN for baby sitter.

Nights. AT 2-6106. Help Male 27 TRUCK DRIVERS! MAKE MORE MONEY Aero Mayflower Transit needs drivers 23 years or older for -term contract. All loads supplied. Communication cost paid.

Advance on loads. Prompt statements, Paid trainIng. Must own or be able to finance 1957 or newer model tractor that meets Interstate Commerce Commission safety requirements. Personal references needed. Write: Jack Adams, P.O.

Box 107, Indianapolis 8, Indiana FIRST CLASS TOOL ROOM LATHE OPERATOR Center Tool and Die Co. 3615 W. 8TH EXPERIENCED CHEMIST For analytical work in small metallurgical laboratory. Address: Post Office Box 391, Muncie, Indiana YOUNG MAN, 19. TO 25, TO WORK IN MUNCIE OFFICE DAYS A WEEK.

APPLICANT MUST BE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE AND PRESENT GOOD APPEARANCE. $100 PER WEEK AT 8-2733 LICENSED REAL ESTATE SALESMAN An excellent opportunity for a qualified man. PH. AT 8-9921 YOUNG MAN May have opening for young man AS beginner and assistant to route man. Requirements good reference and high school graduate.

Call AT 4-3908 for appointment interview. MEN--Are you ready for your own general agency or are you content to go on sharing your earnings? We have a very salable line of Life, Hospital, Medical and Surgical policies. If you are ready, you owe it to yourself and family to get our deal. Early American Life Insurance Company, 600 Elsby Building. New Albany, Indiana.

PART- TIME HELP Would $65 extra per week balance your budget? We have openings for men between 22 and 45 who have evenings a week to apply themselves. For Interview call AT 8-4471 between 4-6 p.m. EXCELLENT opening for a young man willing to learn our business. Must be alert, aggressive and enthusiastic, with at least a high school education. A real opportunity for the right young man.

Write giving full detail of yourself to Star-Press Box X369. DRIVER, salesman position open for men, preferably 21 to 30 years of age, married. Training given to capable applicants. Apply in person for interview between p.m. at Hampton's Baking Redkey, Ind.

Monday through Friday. WE NEED 4 men between ages 19-26; make up to $90 week plus bonuses. No past training or experience necessary. FREE training during evenings. Apply in person, Arthur Murray Dance Studio, S.

Mulberry. APPLICATIONS TAKEN for drivers for school bus route. morning and evening. Excellent part time work for persons employed on third trick. Apply in person to Muncie City Lines, 1924 E.

Memorial Dr. A REAL opportunity for man between ages 30 and 45 to train for sales and public relations work with the Credit Bureau of Muncie. Please see Mrs. Thornton, Employment Security Division, 101 E. North.

TRAILER body repair man. Must be able to weld, paint, rebuild and repair trailer and truck body. Must have own tools. Delaware Trucking Co. Mr.

McGlothlin. 301 W. Seymour. TREE SURGERY WORKERS Fulltime employment for top experienced men, age 20 to 40 Apply in person 1221 N. Jefferson Duling Tree Expert Co EXPERIENCED taper and finisher for dry wall, $3 per hr.

and up. Quality Dry Wall. AT 8-8782. WANTED Driver salesman for dry cleaning plant. Call in person, 917 N.

Blaine. WANTED Male dinner cook. Good wage 10 hours day. AT 4-9646, 26 Help-Male 27 Salesman to Travel Eastern Indiana to sell and expand distribution of commercial fertilizer to dealers in lished territory. The position pays straight salary, a company car and expenses are furnished.

If you can the qualifications outlined, write and explain your background. Married-age 25 to 35. Knowledge of farming, experience in selling, preferably agricultural commodities. High school education, some college preferred. Work will require some overnight travel.

Now located or willing to locate in eastern Indiana. F. S. ROYSTER GUANO CO. P.O.

Box 21107 Indianapolis, Ind. OPPORTUNITY MEN AGES 18 TO 35 With high school education and no physical defects for lifetime career 85 Railroad Agents, Operators If not experienced must be willing to spend minimum of 15 hours per week training at home and night school until qualified. Arrangements will be made for those accepted 50 training will not interfere with present entployment. Positions pay from $400 to $450 Monthly PLUS free medical care and transportation. outstanding pension plan and many other railroad benefits.

Opportunity for advancement into $525 to $775 positions. For confidential terview write -Press Box 374, state age, race, address, phone number Furnace Installer and Serviceman Permanent Work, Plenty of Overtime. Top Wages. Apply 328 E. Main $10,000 to $15,000 Wholesale representative needed for local branch office.

Exceptional opportunity for the right man in Muncie and surrounding countles. Sales experience helpful but not necessary, as we will train you at company expense Must be neat appearing and over age 25. For personal interview call AT 8-2717. Automotive Display See HURST '59 MG Like New, All White $2,395 By N. High St.

Bridge FOR A LONG DEAL SEE DON NULL'S RAMBLER MONDAY SPECIALS '56 Ford Pickup, 1 owner, 18,000 miles. '59 Renault 14,000 mi. $1,595 '56 Ply. V8, stick '56 Ford Convertible '55 Ramb. extra nice $995 '50 Chev.

panel truck $275 '57 Dodge 4-dr. V-8, 1-own. $1,495 '54 Merc. 2-dr. H.T.

'54 Hudson Hornet 4-dr. $495 '56 Dodge 1-owner '55 Ford 2-dr. Fairlane $995 '55 Dodge V-8 truck $795 '54 Ford V-8, H.T., P.S., A.T. $775 '56 Buick H.T., P.S., P.B. $1,495 '53 DeSoto 4-dr.

$395 '52 Olds H.T. $495 '52 Buick Hardtop $265 '52 Plym. green '38 Buick Hearse $235 '50 Chrysler Club Coupe 15 Other Cars Come See Help-Male 27 ARE YOU A SALESMAN? REGARDLESS OF YOUR PRESENT EMPLOYMENTIF YOU SINCERELY BELIEVE THAT YOU ARE- AND 1. You are not building a future for yourself and family. 2.

You are not presently earning $175 to $200 per week. 3. You are between 30 to 40 years of age. THEN I am prepared to prove my point by actions-not promises. $150 WEEKLY GUARANTEED UNTIL ESTABLISHED Call Mr.

Helfer. AT 8-8861 Monday Only, 9 AM. to P.M. WANTED A-1 Tuneup man. Plenty of work, nice shop.

Apply Fisher Motors Lincoln- 213 E. Washington WANTED Experienced middle azo, married farm hand. House and other considerations. No liquor. Phone 4-2089 Alexandria Automotive Display Hi Value USED TRUCKS -TRACTORS'56 INTERNATIONAL COF-205 A TANDEM Full Air Equipped.

Power steering. '54 FORD C-900 Air and Vacu.in. '54 CHEVROLET 6100 Ser.es. Fully Equipped. '56 WHITE WC-3024-PLT Fully Equipped.

'57 DODGE K-8 C-700. Fully equipped. '50 C.M.C. MODEL 450 Priced to sell. -MISCELLANEOUS'57 FORD F-350 Short Wheel Base to Pull House Trailer.

'53 CHEVROLET SEDAN DELIVERY '52 CHEVROLET PICKUP '55 WILLYS PANEL '51 FORD F-600 With Bed SPECIAL $495 '46 CHEV. 11-TON Priced to Sell. C. E. LOKER TRUCK AND IMPLEMENT AT 8-6609 300 N.

Madison AT 8-36214 2130 North Broadway Delaware County's Only Franchised Plymouth Dealer $150 DOWN Per Month '59 PLYMOUTH Savoy 4-Dr. Sedan light blue. Demonstrator Heater, Powerflight transmission, wheel covers, $60.00 '59 PLYMOUTH Belvedere 2-Dr. H.T. ing, clock, heater, radio, white side walls.

Turquoise and white, Torqueflight, power steer- $76.00 '59 PLYMOUTH Savoy 4-Dr. 6 cylinders, Powerflight, heater, mint green. Demonstrator radio, $62.00 '59 PLYMOUTH Spt. Sta. Wagon 9-passenger, Torqueflight transmission, power steering and brakes, heater, defroster, padded dash, special steering and white.

Demonstrator wheel. 8.00x14 tires. Turquoise $88.00 '59 PLYMOUTH Fury 4-Dr. Sedan Torqueflight, power steering, heater, sport deck lid, remote light blue and white. Demonstrator control mirrors, clock, padded dash, radio, $77.55: '59 PLYMOUTH Belvedere V-8 4-Dr.

covers, heater, tires. All white. Torqueflight transmission, sport deck, wheel $70.55 '59 PLYMOUTH Fury 2-Dr. Hdtp. Torqueflight, power steering, rear seat speaker, heater, padded dash, radio, wheel covers, white side tires.

White and turquoise. Demonstrator $79.00 '59 PLYMOUTH V-8 Savoy 4-Dr. filter, white side wall tires. Demonstrator Powerflight, sport deck, heater, radio, clock, oil $67.55 SALESMEN Mike Redd, Jess Crane, Ted Rex, Don Smith, Hubert Wilcox, Mick Manring, Del Knight, Gene Halstead, FRED GUY PLYMOUTH SALES 225 N. High Ph.

AT 8-3665.