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FIRST FEMALE HELP WANTED 25 THE MORNING CALL, Allentown, Pa. Monday, Anf. 24, 1964 21 DIAL DIRECT EitiACH Typhoon Kathy Hits Japan, Cause Extensive Damage HARLAN William of 434 Center Jim Thorpe, Aug. 21, 1964, husband of the late Laura (Freeman) Harlan. Services 11 a.m.

Monday, Ring Funeral Home, 218 Center Jim Thorpe. Interment Lehighton Cemetery. Call Sunday night. F. H.

Falk. HOFFMAN Mrs. Esther R. (Herbein), Allentown, Aug. 20, 1964; wife of Paul 57 years 16 days, of 1020 Turner Paul A.

Hoffman. Services 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Stephens Funeral Home, 1335-37 Linden Allentown. Interment, Greenwood Cemetery, Allentown. Call p.m.

Monday. Parking adjacent to funeral home. Stanley S. Stephens. A REALIABLE WOMAN To help with children housework.

Live In or out. References req. Call 433-2180. AFTERNOON CASHIER WORK 1 At Colonial Theater See Ward Kreag at 1 p.m. AMBITIOUS Mothers demonstrate 2 or 3 evenings a week.

Average $18 up per evening. No back orders, no col- lectinq or delivering. Call 967-2391 or 965-2589 before 12 noon or after 3 p.m. ARE YOUR CHILDREN Going back to school? We need 5 exp. operators on Irnit chirte n' nanlt fpitll ir nart timol TO WANT AD DEPARTMENT OPEN 8 A.M.

TO 5:30 P.M MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY us today for an interview. Leonard One local passenger train was derailed by a landslide in Oita Prefecture but none of about 50 passengers aboard were reported injured. Police said there were landslides at 103 places, while two as the typhoon, traveling only 6 m.p.h., cut through southern and central Kyushu. It ripped off roofs, blew down signboards uprooted trees and caused damage to 80 houses. About 5,000 homes were inundated by flooded rivers.

Jr i Classified Went Ads places. places ORDER YOUR AD ON OUR LOW COST 7-DAY PLAN ALL OTHER DEPARTMENTS PHONE 433-4241 I 1 I I y.y,y,.yyyyyy.y.yyyy:My:.y.y Air and land transport and communications were cut at many places shows extent of typhoon Woman carries child its 951-980 and with range of over 981. Typhoons spread out and reach up. A full blown blast has a diameter of 1,000 kilometers and a climbing height to about 10,000 meters. Of the 25-30 blows that bristle across the Pacific each year, four to five strike Japan, with two or three having a mule-kick punch that spells disaster.

Osaka meterologists contend the number that hit Japan is in proportion to the gain in solar blackspots. The number actually spawned is in inverse ratio to solar activities. Since there has been a drop in solar spots of late, Japan may be hit by less storms maybe. "Catherine" in 1947 killed 1,901 and flattened 5,301 houses; "Muroto No. 2," in 1961, 189 only but 54,246 houses were blown to bits.

"Ise" ruined Nagoya in 1959, killing while "Ma-kurazaki," in 1945, tumbled houses. From 1952 to 1961, not one year passed without at least one typhoon striking Japan in nine of every 12 But September is the worst. What can be done, if anything, either to detect an approaching blow and batten down better, or to alter the course or diminish the storm's force: Very little with the latter; A good deal more with the former. Atop Mount Fuji now, Japan's highest point, equipment is fast being assembled to track and plot a typhoon as never before. This system will provide life and property-sav ctiiu laiiu auspui i aiiu communications were cut at many places.

I tl i I 1 1 I i yy.y---:-:-:.-.- y.v:sj:x--.- 37 on of bridges were washed away and river embankments gave way at destruction. through flooded area. ing advance warning at least. There is no way yet, however, to control the lethal punch of a "deadly Pacific lady." The force of a typhoon, a hurricane, a tornado, a cyclone, is almost incomprehensible. While the world names its storms by girls' names, Japanese now number theirs.

Coincident ally, those that have wrought the worst havoc here were in what scientists locally call the "10 Series," 9 of ev-ry 10 times, postwar. Weathermen, with a kind of gallows' humor, say this: "Typhoons in their 10s are as uncontrollable as delinquents in their teens. OFFICIAL PROPOSAL Sealed proposals for subsurface ef-ploration in connection with proposed construction of Fornance Street Dam, Saw Mill Run, Norristown, Montgomery County. Pennsylvania, Contract No. will be received at the office of the Secretary of the Department Forests and Waters, Room 512, Education Buildinq, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, until 2:00 p.m., E.D.S.T.

(1:00 p.m., E.S.T.), August 25, 1964 at which time said proposals will be publicly opened and read. The principal items of work Include: Drive Sample Boring 75 L.F. Core Drillinq (NX) 760 L.F. Auger Boring 500 L.F. Test Pits 100 L.F.

Field Tests-Various Types 114 each. Laboratory Tests-Various Types 141 each. Each bidder must submit an experience record and bid deposit. Contract documents may be examined durinq office hours at the office of the Division Of Flood Control, Department of Forests and Waters, Room 465, Education Building, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Contract documents will be furnished upon payment of Five Dollars and Twenty five cents (S5.25), which price Includes Sales Tax, by check made payable to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, for each set, upon application to the above office.

Contract documents need not be returned and the payment WILL NOT be refunded. MAURICE K. GODDARD Secretary, Department of Forests and Waters Aug. 12-17-24 24,775.25 22,645.44 107.33 78,662.26 2,537.99 30,573.33 31,942.30 3,456.01 100.00 15,313.13 10,509.33 212,189 03 1,032,799.70 Classified ADS Hsw Phcr.e Hunter Local Want-Ad Rates Day 3 Lines $1.44 Days Days Lines $3.87 Lines $7.56 Service Charge for Box Number Detailed rate card on request. Count six average word! to the line.

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Monday through Saturday Final Closing Time for All Classified Ads Including Cancellations and Changes 5:30 P.I.I. DAILY for next day's edition Except 5:30 P.M. SATURDAY for Sunday and Monday Editions The Call-Chronicle Newspapers reserve the right to revise, reject or reclassify any advertisement ottered for publication. DIAL DIRECT TO A WANT-AD WRITER All other departments Phone 433-4241 PUBLIC SALE TONIGHT Af the City View Motel (rear), 7th St. Highway, Egypt, Aug.

24 at 4:00 P.M. TV, Electrolux cleaner (nice), books, clothing, dishes, pots, pans and whatever Is found in unpacked boxes. A large sale in a friendly atmosphere. TERMS: CASH CLARENCE F. KERN, Auctioneer Phone 262-2927 Aug.

24 NOTICE OF ENGINEER CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS Notice is hereby given that Civil Service Examinations for appointments to positions in the Bureau of Engineering of the Citv of Bethlehem will be held Saturday, September 12, 1964. Title Salary Ranae Engineering Aide I Enaineerino Aide II 3825- 4575 Enaineerina Aide III 4550- 5550 Enoineerinq Aide IV 5075- 6C75 Junior Project Engineer 5625- 6625 Proiect Engineer 6200- 7200 Construction Engineer 6800- 7800 Chief Draftsman 6800- 7800 Senior Project Engineer 6800- 7800 Fringe Benefits Include: Fully Paid Life Insurance Partial Payment of Hospitalization Insurance Annual Paid Vacation of 3 weeks Liberal Sick Leave Provisions Liberal Contributory Pension Program Minimum qualifications start with high school diploma or equivalent for Engineering Aide I and progress to college decree In Engineering plus eight years experience for Senior Project Engineer. Applications and further Information regarding qualifications may be obtained from Secretary of the Engineers Civil Service Board, Business Administrator's Office, City Hall, 46 East Broad Street, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. All completed applications must be returned and filed in the office of said Secretary of the Enqineer Civil Service Board not later than P.M., Thursday, September 3, 1964. C-Aug.

23-24-25. Continued From Page 7 BAUER Mrs. Carrie M. (Blose), 83 years 4 months 29 days, of 1723 Tilgh-j man Allentown, Aug. 20, 1964; widow of Weston E.

Bauer. Services 1:30 p.m. Monday, Trexler Funeral Home, 1625 Highland Allentown. Interment, St. Thomas Cemetery, Altonah.

Call 7-9 p.m. Sunday. Bethlehem papers please copy. Trexler. BEERS Arthur A.

60 years, 5 months, 13 days, of 428 Walnut Allentown, in Bethlehem, Aug. 22, 1964; husband of Julie (Telepchak) Beers. Services 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Kohut Funeral Home, Ridge Ave. and Turner Allentown.

Interment Highland Park Cemetery, Allentown. Call after 7 p.m. Monday. Kohut. BERGEY Mrs.

Cora M. (Kreiss), 84 years, 5 months, 24 days, of 34 S. St. Cloud Allentown, in Allentown Hospital, Aug. 21, 1964; widow of W.

Anson Stein and William Bergey. Services 10:30 a.m. Monday, J.S. Burkholder Funeral Home, 1601 Hamilton Allentown. Interment Greenwood Cemetery.

B. BERCHOCK George, 70, of 21 E. Catawissa Nesquehoning, Aug. 22, 1964, in Palmerton Hospital; husband of late Anna (Smith) Berchock. Services 8:30 a.m.

Wednesday, Sniscak Funeral Home, Almond and Catawissa Nesquehoning. Requiem High Mass 9 a.m., St. Mary's Greek Catholic Church, Nesquehoning. Interment parish cemetery. Call 7-9 p.m.

Tuesday. Parastas 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Joseph E. Sniscak.

DIEFENDERFER Mrs. Rosa (Frltch), 91 years 7 months 24 days, of 30 N. 16th Allentown; Aug. 20, 1964, wife of John F. Diefenderfer.

Services 1:30 p.m. Monday, J. S. Burkholder Funeral Home, 1601 Hamilton Allentown. Interment, Fairview Cemetery, Allentown.

Call after noon Monday. Please omit flowers. B. DORWARD-Mrs. Carrie J.

(Brown), 49, of Lehighton R. 4, Aug. 21, 1964, in Gnaden Huetten Hospital, Lehighton; wife of James W. Dorward. Services 2 p.m.

Tuesday, J. J. Mayes Funeral Home, 408 Bridge Weissport. Interment St. Matthew's Lutheran Cemetery, North Weissport.

Call 7-9 p.m. Monday. J. J. Mayes.

EVANS Kenneth 18 years 8 months 23 days, of 428 Diamond Slatington, Aug. 22, 1964, in Allentown; son of Edwin S. Evans and the late Mabel (Correll) Evans. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday, George M.

Harding Funeral Home, 25-27 N. 2nd Slatington. Interment Union Cemetery, Slatington. Friends may call 7-9 p.m. Tuesday.

George M. Harding. FERRY Mrs. Sarah (McGarvey), of 3611 Van Ness St. N.W., Washington, D.

formerly of Bethlehem, Aug. 21, 1964; widow of John Ferry. Services 9 a.m. Tuesday in Washington. Interment 3 p.m.

Tuesday Holy Saviour Cemetery, Bethlehem. GOODWILLIE Edward of Hotel Bethlehem, Aug. 21, 1964, in Rutland, husband of late Clarissa (MacFar-lane) Goodwillie. Services 11 a.m. Monday Trinity Episcopal Church, Bethlehem.

Interment Nisky Hill Cemetery, Bethlehem. No viewing. In lieu of flowers please remember the memorial fund of Trinity Episcopal Church, Bethlehem. Daniel B. Snyder.

GRIFFITH Mrs. Laura (Jones), 84 years 8 months 13 days, in Allentown, Aug. 21, 1964; widow of Beniamin Griffith. Services 1:30 p.m. Monday, Allen E.

Morgan Funeral Home, 1002 Main Slatington. Interment in Fairview Cemetery, Slatington. Call p.m. Sunday. Wilkes-Barr papers please copy.

Morgan. utmncsiii ilM-ii-m n- -f I 1 i i i 1 TOKYO (AP) Typhoon Kathy, with center winds of 86 miles an hour, swept through southwestern Japan Sunday, leaving in its wake widespread property damage. Police said one person was killed, another is missing and 11 were injured. The storm brought damage to four prefectures Kagoshima, Miyazaki, Kumamoto and Oita Aerial photo By STUART GRIFFIN Special to The Morning Call TOKYO A scorching summer ends, but the relief from the heat mingles with anxiety. Japan's typhoon season has arrived and for 96 million Japanese living in a nation l-22nd the size of Australia, the "deadly ladies of the Pacific" breed pure terror.

Moving north over earth's greatest ocean, "Ruth," "Catherine," "Jane," "Iona" and "Hester" join other wind rain threats less femininely termed "Muroto," "Ise Bay," "Kano-gawa" and just plain "No. 13" and "No. 11" in a Japan which faces deadly September storms. Typhoons like these have killed hundreds of thousands of Japanese, ruined crops, and left disease, suffering and famine in their wakes. Japan worries about typhoons second only to earthquakes.

June launches the annual typhoon period, but full blows do not rain down until fall. In an average year, 15 to 20 tropical tempests whirl up from the mid-Pacific and fan out across the Philippines, Hong Kong, Ryukus, Formosa and Japan. Oddly enough they expend their furies before they can lash across the Sea of Japan towards the Korean thumb. The term "typhoon" is of uncertain origin. Best guesses find it deriving from the Chinese "tai fung" or "great wind," although other opinion holds the origin lies in the Arabic or Hindustani tongues and comes from "tufan," meaning "tempest." The Pacific spawning ground for these storms lies in the watery trough, between the Marianas, Marshalls and Carolinas.

The Cause There is no established theory about a typhoon's cause. One school insists the hatching process begins when the northeastern Trade Winds clash with southeasterly winds near the Equator. The collision, it is said, causes a tropical atmospheric depression. Some say a typhoon blows up when a violent ascending current becomes activated with the damp Equator air flowing into this depression. Other parts of earth are ravaged by hurricanes, waterspouts, tornadoes, the dry Sahara khamsin winds, the wet clutch of Southern France's mistral, the Alaskan williwaws, the cyclones that rotate over the American prairies and the gusty squalls with their funnel-shaped clouds that darken West Africa's skies.

Advance typhoon warning comes in barometric depression. It is common for the barometer at depressive center to read 958.4 millibars and even, rarely, as low as 914.3 millibars. Changes of pressure are also very rapid often 70 to 100 millibars an hour. Eighty per cent of the storms move from southeast to northwest and then swerve viciously northeast after reaching a recurving point. This point, formed by high atmospheric pressure, lies at 27-30 degrees north latitude.

High typhonic winds are sucked into an air stream that ricochets finally around the North Pole. Just as quakes are measured on the Richter Scale, so, too, typhoons may be measured. The Osaka Meterological Observatory has its Super class with a central pressure of under 920 millibars, its class with 921-950; with Ahepa Backs Stand By Greek Cypriots Sptcial to The Morning Call TORONTO Americans and Canadians of Greek descent at the 42nd annual Order of Ahepa Supreme Convention here have voted to support self-determination for Cyprus. Lehigh Valley area delegates among the 25,000 attending the convention are Emmanuel Pele-kanos, Stephen Panaretos, George Gabriel, Sam Mihalis, Harry Grammes, Dr. James Aslanis and Spyro Gellos.

i HUSEMAN Erwin 44, Crest, Lehighton R.I., unexpectedly in his home, Aug. 22, 1964: husband of Pauline (Heckman) Huseman. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday, Garrett Funeral Home, 3rd and Alum Streets, Lehighton. Interment Lehighton Cemetery.

Call 7-9 p.m. Tuesday. William A. Garrett. JAMES Thomas W.f 38, Of 313 IgS, 5th Miller Heights, Bethlehem Township, Aug.

20, 1964, in Philadelphia; husband of Doris (Grover) James. Services 1:30 p.m. Monday, Daniel B. Snyder Funeral Home, 527 Center Bethlehem. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery, Bethlehem.

Call 7-9 p.m. Sunday. In lieu of flowers please remember the Heart Fund or the Memorial Fund of Grace Lutheran Church, Bethlehem. Daniel B. Snyder.

KRAUSS Mrs. Flora (Schmoyer), 85 years 9 months 4 days, of 448 Main East Greenville, in Sellersville, Aug. 21, 1964; widow of Elmer Krauss. Services 2 p.m. Tuesday, Benner Funeral Home, iRed Hill.

Interment, St. Mark's Union Cemetery, Pennsburg. Call 7-9 p.m. Mon-jday. Benner.

KRUM Mrs. Marie 79 years, of Allentown R. 4, Aug. 21, 1964; wife of Harry J. Krum.

Services 9 a.m. Monday, Bachman Funeral Home, followed at 9:30 a.m. by a Requiem High Mass in the Cathedral of St. Catharine of Siena, Allentown. Interment at convenience of family.

Viewing will be p.m. Sun-jday. KUNKEL Stanley 21 years, of Kempton R. 1, Aug. 20, 1964; son of and Margaret (Riegel) Kunkel.

Services 1:30 p.m. Monday, Nester Fun-leral Home, Jacksonville. Interment, Frie-Idens Lutheran Church Cemetery, Stony Run. Viewing 7-9 p.m. Sunday.

Nester. LEWIS G. Marshall, 52 years 9 months, 22 days, of 37 S. Madison Allentown, Aug. 22, 1964; husband of Caroline D.

(Wurster) Lewis. Services 1 p.m. Tuesday, St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Allentown. Interment East SwamD Cemetery.

Call p.m. Monday, Trexler Funeral Home, 1625 Highland Allentown. Trexler. LEWIS Mrs. Lillian Emma (Pfeiffer) 72, of 712 Radcliffe Bethlehem, Aua.

21. 1964, wife of Earl R. Lewis. Services 1:30 P.m. Tuesday, Steyers Fu neral Home, 500 Linden Bethlehem, Interment Memorial Park Cemetery, Bethlehem.

Call 7-9 p.m. Monday. Steyers. MILLER Mrs. Emma I.

(Rothenberg- er), 86 years, months, 29 days, of 202O Harold Allentown, in Allentown Hospital, Aug. 20, 1964; widow of Harvey Miller Services 1:30 p.m. Monday, Stephens Funerjl Home, 1335-37 Lmoen Allentown Interment Arlington Memorial Park Cemetery. Call p.m. Sunday.

Parking adjacent funeral home. Stanley S. Stephens. MILLER Mrs. Mary E.

(Bussom), 68 years 5 months 19 1038 Hamilton Allentown, Aug. 20, 1964; wife of the late Harold H. Miller. Services 3 p.m. Monday at Zion United Church of Christ, Church and Hamilton Sts.

Interment at convenience of family. Call Sunday 7 to 8:30 p.m. J.S. Burkholder Funeral Home, 1601 Hamilton Allentown. B.

MILLER Robert 69 years and 18 days, of Seiples Station, Allentown R.D. 1, died at his home Aug. 21, 1964. Services at 1:30 p.m. Monday from the Schisler Funeral Home, 2119 Washington Northampton.

Interment in St. John's Union Cemetery, Mickleys. Call 7-9 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. Schisler.

MORSE Mrs. Bess, 83, of Belfast R. 3, Aug. 22, 1964; widow of Edward D. Morse.

Services at convenience of family Tuesday, Bartholomew Funeral Home, Nazareth. Interment Swiftwater Cemetery. Viewing p.m. Monday at late home. Bartholomew.

PAPESH George, 84, of 505 E. Center Nesquehoning, Aug. 22, 1964. Services 9 a.m. Tuesday, Sniscak Funeral Home, Almond and Catawissa Streets, Nesquehoning.

Divine Liturgy 9:30 a.m., St. John's Russian Orthodox Church, Nesquehoning. Interment parish cemetery. Call 7-10 p.m. Monday.

Parastas p.m. Monday. Joseph E. Sniscak. REX Elmer 71 years, 6 months and 1 day, of 225 Wallace Potfsville, in Pottsville General Hospital; Aug.

22, 1964; son of the late James and Cora (Handwerk) Rex. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. Elwood Heintzelman Funeral Home, Slatedale. Interment Union Cemetery. Call Monday 7 to 8 p.m.

Heintzelman. RITTER Mrs. Mary M. (Bodder), 80, nl iOi Market Bethlehem, Aug. 1964.

In Emmaus; wife of the late E. Ritter. Services 2 P.m. Monday, Steyers Funeral Home, 500 Linden Bethlehem. Interment Memorial Park Cemetery, Bethlehem.

Viewing 7-9 p.m Sunday. Steyers. YOST M. Alfred, 58 years 3 months davs. of 47 Lea Macungie, in Northampton County, Aug.

22, 1964; husband of Delores A. (Carlin) Yost. Serv ices 1 a.m. Wednesday at 314 E. Main Macungie, followed at 9:30 a.m.

by Reauiem Hiah Mass In St. Anne's Catho, lie Church, Emmaus. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Emmaus. Call p.m. Tuesday at 314 E.

Main St. Schmoyer. ZIEGENFUS Mrs. Lottie E. (Boyer), 91 years 8 months 4 days, formerly of Palmerton, Aug.

22, 1964, in Phoebe Home: widow of Samuel Ziegenfus. Serv ices 10 a.m. Wednesday. Phoebe Home, 1925 Turner Allentown. Interment, Lower Towamensing Cemetery, Palmer-ton.

Viewing 9 a.m. until services on Wednesday. Luther D. Grim. IN MEMORIAM WE Wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to all those who so kindly assisted and for the words of sympaTny, Deaumui floral tributes, contributions to the Heart Fund, also the Rev.

Trexler for prayers nt(rrf th Dassino awav of our be- loved husband and father Nicholas C. Francella. The Family PERSONALS I WILL NOT Be responsible for any debts unless contracted by myself. ALFRED POLSCER, 213 E. South Allen- town! BUSINESS PERSONALS 7A BRAND New wedding qown.

Designers samoles. Latest styles as seen in bridal maos. $39.95 to $99.95. Must be seen to believe. Also bridesmaids, dresses, party Drom and formal.

Fay Hoanzl 262-6308 MOTEL Manaoers needed, we train you. Send name, address telephone number to EASTERN CAREER SCHOOL COOPtRSBURO R.D. KA. YOUR FEET Reveal your condition. Great relief can be had by hand massage of the nerve endings.

434-4164. BEAUTY PARLORS 7B NEW NATURAL PERM. Like naturally curly hair, $7.50 up. Tints shaping Emalene. 234 S.

18th 435-8820. ROSE'S BEAUTY SHOP 1929 West Broad, Bethlehem. Special Razor cut. shampoo 8. set $2.50.

Ph. 868-0177. COMING EVENTS ATLANTIC CITY Have room for a few for Sunday Sept. Call 432-8606. CHERRY HILL Moorestown Shoo-! ping Center Tour, Tuesday, Aug.

25th. $4. per person. For info. 8 reserve-! tions call BORO BUSSES CO.

432-4347. LOST AND FOUND 11 LOST Black white cat. Vicinity 21st Liberty. Reward. Call 433-1619.

LOST Man's leather wallet containing valuable cards In vicinity of Quarry Hokendauqua 1003 E. Cedar Allen. town. Reward. 437-1931.

EMPLOY. AGCY. FEMALE 24 BOOKKEEPER Chance to work for a too firm, in a nice office. $280. Miss Gray 437-4805 Keystone Pers.

11 N. 7 St. STENOGRAPHER Someone with ability. Excellent chance $280. Miss Topple 437-4805 Keystone Personnel 11 N.

7th St. FEMALE HELP WANTED 25 2 EXPERIENCED Single needle operators on children's knit shirts. All union benefits. Apply Jilltogs, 1010 Chestnut St. 5 EXPERIENCED Single needle 8 merrow overlock operators on ladies polo shirts.

Lea Sportswear, 37 S. 7th St. 6 DEMONSTRATORS To help with fall business. Samples loaned no pay deductions. Satisfied demonstrators is our guar-antee.

For information write Stanley Home Products, 1565 Linden Bethlehem or Ph. Helen Kocher 866-5076. ALLEN NEEDS WOMEN IDENTIFICATION DEPT. ASSEMBLY DEPT. RAINCOAT PRESSERS DAY SHIFT HOURLY RATES INCENTIVE HOSPITALIZATION EMPLOYEE DISCOUNTS PAID VACATIONS ALLEN LAUNDRY 1202 ALLEN ST.

DIAL DIRECT -437-5571 To hire buy ll rent. of Meadowicail 23 N. 6th. ART ABILITY Career type over 24. Opportunity in Photo Portrait Studio-Willing to learn profession.

Apply Paul George Studios, 1114 Hamilton. 432-4960. BEAUTICIAN Excellent opportunity for good operator. Jordan Beauty Salon. Pn.

455-0091 CASHIER-Over Apply in person 18 Neat appearance, after 6 p.m. at 19th St. Theatre. COLLAR GIRLS EXP. SLEEVERS AND SEAMERS ON CHILDREN'S KNITWEAR Also Tubular Sleevers on T-shirts Steady work All Union Benefits RIK KNIT MFG.

CO. APPLY 1035 Linden St. 2nd Fl. Rear COOK Light housekeeping, adult family. Exc.

salary, Soc. Sec, Blue Cross Shield, own bath, TV. Call 434-5008 Sun, aft. 7 P.M. or wkdays.

COOK Small institution. 5-day week. Attractive salary. Live In or out. Call 867-8679 wkdays.

9 to 5. DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Mature woman Write Box 106 Call-Chron. DESIGNER STRUCTURAL Colleae 2-3 yrs. experience. Cowan Kretsch- man.

Quakertown. Pa. 53fr7075. EXPENSES UP With school starting. You can earn up to $2 or more per hour as full or part time Avon Representatives.

Call 432-0916. EXPERIENCED OPERATORS DOUBLE NEEDLE. Apply Fuller Sportswear 215 Quarry Fullerton. Experienced Operators Tub. sleevers, operations.

collars, edging, other MFG. CO. 332 N. Front St. 2nd fir.

EXPERIENCED Sewing machine operators in a pants factory. Several operations open. Will teach the operation if you are an experienced machine operator. Hospitalization, 7 holidays 3 weeks va cation paid. Call or come for an in terview 257-6576 Perkasie Clothing Mfg.

Inc.115 N. Sth Perkasie. EXPER. SINGLE NEEDLE On women's knitted sportswear. Day Niqht Shift.

Stuart Mills, 420 LehighSt.433-5655 EXPERIENCED Single needle operators zipper setters on dresses. Miss Robin Dress 225 N. Front St. 433-4463 EXP. WAITRESSES-MORNING EVE.

SHIFT. CALL IN PERSON BEFORE 2 P.M. NEFFS DINER N. 7TH ST. PIKE.

FOR DAY OR NIGHT SHIFT Experi- enced Merrow Collar Setters Sleevers. Also Single Needle Operators on ladies knitted blouses. Steady work. All Union benefits. 4, Sportswear, 144 N.

7th St. Ph. 437-2002. GENERAL OFFICE WORK Good Working conditions. Apply Wm.

A. Gehman Sons, Emmaus. Ask for Mr. Reiss, OfticeMgr GlRL OR WOMAN (Over 18) good full time loo available for someone wno is willing to learn. Phone 432-4355.

HOME AVAILABLE For healthy person. Live with woman in elevator New York City. Good meals, light housekeep ing, salary $55 mo. Write Box 257 Call- Chronicle. HOUSEKEEPER, companion for semi invalid woman.

Lt. housekeeping. Live in. Call 767-5468 or write Mrs. Lillie A.

Kte. l. LABORATORY TECHNICIAN Recent graduate, to be trained as dajry laboratory technician. Typing required. Must be accurate neat in appearance.

References required. Write Box 125, Call-Chronicle. LADIES Easton, Phillipsburg area. Interesting work In our pleasant Phillipsburg office. Become a PHONETTE, no experience necessary.

Good salary plus weekly bonus if qualified. Day evening positions available. Apply 2 Heckman fiillipsburg.JL LADY With use of car 2 hours an evening. 3 evenings per week, to to $4.75 per hr. Give address phone number to Box 312 Call-Chronicle.

L.P.N. OR R.N. To work In small Institution. 11 p.m. to 7 a.m.

Charge nurse. Good opportunity. Write Box 238, Call Chron. MATURE WOMAN One who speaks Italian as companion to elderly woman, light household duties, $40. per week plus room board.

Call Reading 929-0154 NAME YOUR HOURS EXPERIENCED OR LEARNERS KNIT POLO SHIRTS SINGLE NEEDLE COVERSTITCH SLEEVERS HEMMERS PENN STATE MILLS JORDAN GORDON STS. OFFICE CLERK Attractive opening for ambitious person with leading national manufacturing company. This is a responsible position which reguires accuracy attention to oetail. No typing. STATE QUALIFICATIONS TO: Box 309 Call-Chronicle ALL REPLIES CONFIDENTIAL OFFICE GIRL OR WOMAN For shipping dept.

Bookkeeping experience helpful. Must be responsible, have good handwriting accuracy with figures. Apply Rayflex Processing 3103 B. St. (near Commix Hotel).

OPERATORS Exp. single needle. Day or night. High rates. Jomar Blouse, 115 N.

Hall. Ph. 434-2772 PART TIME Noori-to prepare sandwiches In local cafe. Central City. State qualifications recent employment.

Write Box 262, Call Chronicle. Snelling Snelling 546 Hamilton 435-4764 TYPIST 248.00 PER MO. If you type 50 W.P.M. and have an hour to spare today, let me send you to this well known co. RECEPTIONIST 228.00 PER MO Well here it is gals! Just what you've been waiting for.

Be an early bird for this one! GONWAY 739 HAMILTON 435-9601 GENERAL OFFICE-No typing or shnd nec. 52.50 ACCOUNTING CLERK many unusual benefits under 30 50 MGR. TRAINEE Coll. grad. 5500 CLAIMS ADIUSTOR TRAINEE College graduate 5100 CLERK Some typing take inventory General office work 3300 OPEN to 5 Mon.

lhra FrL LOCAL MALE ACCTS, BUDGET MGR. TAX ACCT MGR fea pd io 15,000 SYSTEMS PROCEDURE IBM fee pd 10.0C0 ASSIST CREDIT MGR, Industrial 5,000 TIME STUDY Assoc. Deg. ...4,800 LAB TECH Assoc. Deg.

Chem. 4,380 CUSTOMER CONTACT EXEC mfg. xper it 7,500 WABEROUSE CLKS 3,640 Female, SECBETABY, Sev. Open io 300 BOOKKEEPER 1 320 KEYPUNCH, exp. car sec.

350 EXPERIENCED STEN0, TYPISTS KEYPUNCH OPERATORS Temp. Positions NO FEE LEHIGH EMPLOY. 2nd Fir. 534 Hamilton 433-7569 MALE HELP WANTED 27 AUTO SALESMAN To sell one of America's leadinq cars as well as clean selected used cars. Good workinq condition Too Benefits earnings write statinq experience to Box 333, Call-Chronicle Newspapers.

AUTOMOTIVE HARDWARE SALESMAN WANTED FULL OR PART TIME MUST HAVE FOLLOWING. UNUSUALLY HIGH EARNINGS ON A COMMISSION BASIS. CONTACT FOR IMMEDIATE INTERVIEW AL-LO PRODUCTS COMPANY, RIVERTON, N.J. BAKER'S HELPER Will train. No phone calls.

Apply In person. Plain Fancy Diner, 2C27 Ha ilton St. BARTENDER Steady employment. Will teach. Do not apply if you can not be bonded.

See Val, at WOW's, 1102 Lehighjt; BODY MAN Also 1st. class auto, painter. Steady work. Full benefits. Paid vacation.

Top wages plus percentage. Pottstown Auto. Refinish'mg 927 High SU Pottstown, Pa. BRICK LOADERS WANTED Hard work, too pay. Apply at plant.

Heller Road, Quakertown, Pa. CAREER OPPORTUNITY High School Graduate, married, over 25, all fringe benefits, starting salary in access of $100 per week. Ph. 432-1391. CARPENTERS Bricklayers.

S4.15 hr. Exp'd. only. Long term iob. Come ready to work.

B.W. Rudy Whitehall State College, Pa. Ph. 1-(814 238-2600. CARPENTERS Also Experienced helper for framing 8, trimming.

Ph. 433-5337 CARPENTERS Wanted for Ige. remod-eling job at Twin Lakes Golf Course, Meyersville. Report for interview Monday bet. 8 A.M.

12 Noon at iob site. If ac- cepted start immediatel y. CHEF Good salary, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., references required. Write Box 11, Call 8, Chronicle, Bethlehem.

CLOTH INSPECTOR Experienced in weavinq. Apply Corlis Mfg. 2 N. Tacoma Allentown. COLLECTOR-SALESMAN Man who is honest 8.

reliable is willing to work to get ahead. Hiqhest salary commissions paid plus paid vacation other bonuses. Apply at Peoples Household Supply 1326 Chew St. Wednesday, Aug. 26th, 11 A.M.

to 2 P.M. Commercial Credit Corp. Has opening for an aggressive man in. terested in a real future. Colleqe not necessary but man selected must be a hiqh school graduate with the ability to learn advance to manager.

If you feel that you are this man or if vou are pres. ently in the loan fiald, but can not see a future in your present position, this is the opportunity to start immediately in this area with a leader in the finance loan business. Excellent company benefits, good salary. Apply 429 N. 13th St! CONSTRUCTION LABORER Apply Roma Construction 1401 Cedar Crest Blvd.

opposite Crest Plaza. CONTROLLER Complete Resume References BOX 130 CALL CHRONICLE. COOKS Short order working kitchen supervisor position available. Established Maplewood N. J.

location. Good pay. 6 day week. Apply by letter qiving ex-perience to Box 246, Call-Chronicle. CRANEMAN overhead bridge crane to pour in foundry on second shift.

Call TREADWELL Easton 258-7111 I a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays, 8 a.m. to 12 noon Saturdays. An EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER DISHWASHER Apply Hooks, 19th Tilghmar, Meals 8, uniforms furnished, pa'd holidays paid vacations.

DISHWASHER For resort hotel, year round employment, good living conditions. Stricklands Mountain Inn, Mt. Po-cono. Pa. Call Mr.

Rosen 839-7155 DISHWASHER Steady work. Apply Thomas Diner, 18th Tilghman DISHWASHER WANTED Aooly in person. Barney's Diner, State Road, Emmaus. 604 District Sales Managers CULL1GAN World's largest water eon-ditioning company have openings available for those who can qualify, salary plus commission and attractive fringe benefits, proven sales record necessary for those accustomed to earnings In figures. Contact Mr.

David Reynolds at 435-3509 between 9 a.m. 5 p.m. for application. DRAFTSMAN With residential architectural design expe, iercs. McCsnn Homes, 1634 Unijn Allentown 4359544.

DRAFTSMEN Experienced in the preparation of ink pencil topographic 8, property plans. State education, ex-perience salary required to Box 178, Call-Chronicle. ELECTRIC BASS MAN Local combo steady bookings. Ph. 437-3920.

EXPERIENCED BRICKLAYERS Wanted. Phone 395-4565. Robert Schilling, Jr Inc. EXPERIENCED Cabinet formica in. stallers needed.

Steady employment. Phone for appointment 797-2586 EXPERIENCED CUTTERS 8, MARKERS APPLY CROSS COUNTRY CLOTHES 39 W. 21st St. Northampton EXPERIENCED Polisher, machine oo-erators semi-skilled help. Frinqe benefits opportunity for advancement.

Ao-plv Dent Mfg. 226 W. 27th Northampton. Pa. EXPERIENCED Service station men.

Excellent starting salary. Vacation. Lib-eral benefits. Write Box 315, EXTRA $40. PER WEEK Part Time Work 6 to 9:30 p.m.

Applv 123 S. Carlisle Allentown. 12 Noon or 9 p.m. Tuesday Only. FARM HELPER Single.

For dairy general farming. Must have some ex-perience. Live in. Salary. Ph.

799-3394. FITTER-WELDER A man over 21 with shop experience as a Fitter and Welder who can work from drawings and who desires a good opportunity. Must be willing to be trained in estimating time and costs for making up quotations. Call TREADWELL CORP. Easton 258-7111 8 a.m.

to 6 p.m. weekdays, 8 a.m. to 12 noon Saturdays. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOY FULL TIME Drivers wanted. Courts ous dependable.

Part time accepted. Paid vacations, benefits. Apply Allen Cab 366 Sumner Ave. GRILL Si Counter men full or part time. Lunch hours or evening hours.

Apply Hilltop Lunch, 961 Main North, ampton 262-4241. FEMALE HELP WANTED 25 PART-TIME TYPIST EVENINGS 6 TO 9 CALL 435-9088 FOR INTERVIEW MONDAY AFTER 10:30 A.M. PRESSERS Any pressing experience on shirts or blouses. Paid holidays. Paid vacations.

All Union benefits. Apply Lehigh Valley Shirt 428 Union St. 432-4374. PRESSERS Experienced beginners. Men's Ladies' shirts.

Steady work. All union benefits. EMMAUS MFG. Elm 8, Mover Emmaus. Pa.

967-2124 RELIABLE Mature woman wanted. 2 mornings or 2 afternoons a week, general cleaning. Call after 5 P.M. 967-2671. RELIABLE WOMAN Wanted to help care for 2 children.

1 school age i with general housework, Mon. thru Fn. 435-5790. RESEARCH LIBRARY ASSISTANT For monthly health magazine. Science degree preferred; liqht typinq; ability to understand medical terms necessary.

Call Mrs. Welty, Rodale Press, Emmaus, 965-9881. SALESLADIES Full or part time. Apply In person Levines Fabrics, 631 Rjdge Ave. SALESWOMAN Part'time, knowledge of hand knitting.

Write Box 243 Call-Chronicle stating qualification. SINGLE NEEDLE Merrow operators needed for day or night shift. Apply Allentown Mfg. 122Gordon St. SINGLE NEEDLE safety stitch operators for day or niqht shift.

Experienced. Call 435-4740 Monday to Friday 8:30 to 3 p.m. Telephone Solicitors Salary, pleasant surroundings, Expert- ence not necessary CALL FOR APPT. CAMEO CARPETS, INC. DIVISION OF SENAK OF ALLENTOWN 435-1045 WAITRESS 5 day week, i vacation.

Apply Hooks, man Sts. paid holidays 19th Tilgh- WAITRESS Experienced. Steady work. 5-day week. Apply THOMAS DINER, 18th TilghmarK WAITRESS For day or evening shift.

Will train. No phone calls. Apply in per- son. Plain Fancy Diner 2027 Hamilton WAITRESS-NIGHTS Apply Hofbrau House 1027 Hamilton St. No phone calls WAITRESS OVER 18 Must be reliable.

Apply Lehigh Vallev Motel Restaurant, R. 22 J. 309lntercnange WAITRESS WANTED Afternoon shift. Apply in person, Barney's Diner, 606 State Road, Emmaus. WAITRESSES ALL SHIFTS COUNTER AND DINING ROOM Excellent wages Paid Vacation.

Meals fum. Uniforms furn. Experience neces sary. Apply in person only. Permanent Position.

HOWARD JOHNSON RTE. 22 8. AIRPORT Bethlehem WAITRESSES Experienced preferred. i SP-Ji'OAPiWe WAITRESSES Over 21. son between 9 A.M.

J. 3 Kettle, 726 Hamilton St. Apply in Kooper WOMAN Kitchen grill work, 3 nights a week. Apply Flat Iron Grill. 2327 Hanover Ave.

WOMAN Over 18 kitchen work. Nights. Apply in person 1 to 4 p.m. Sheiks Cafe, 10th Allen. WOMAN Wanted for general housework in new ranch home assist with children.

Live in. Ph. 434-2256. WOMAN WANTED Over 21, for all around work at Drive-In. Must have transportation work weekends.

Apply after 6 p.m., FLAGG'S DRIVE-IN, 351? Hamilton Blvd. YOU WILL EARN MORE AND WORK STEADIER AT PHOENIX CLOTHES Attractive opportunities for EXPERIENCED SINGLE NEEDLE OPERATORS All Employe Benefits Race 8, Court Sts. TMl EMPLOY. AGENCY MALE 26 CALL, WRITE OR COME IN LONG'S PERSONNEL SERVICE N. 8TH ST.

432-4589 120 CLERK H.S. Graduates. Someone good with figures. This is a pleasant spot and offers a chance to advance. $4200.

Gene Bell 437-4805 Keystone Personnel. OPEN EVES. SAT. BY APPT. TRI-CITY EMPLOY.

71SLlnden St. 435-7481 SALES Advance. Food line. Take orders in advance of firms delivery. This is a real good position, steady and with a chance for advancement.

Start at $5200. Bob Scheuer 437-4805 Keystone Personnel 11 N. 7th Street. SEE SUNDAY LISTING WERTMAN EMPLOYMENT Box 1426 434-5134 MALE HELP WANTcD 27 1 ELECTRONIC ENGINEER NEEDED At Bell Howell Phillipsburg Co. Must be well versed in circuitry, amplifiers, photo cells relays.

This is a fine opportunity for advancement. Company paid benefits. Please send resume, or call Mr. Robert Brosious, for appt. at Phil- lipsburg, N.J.

659-1777. 4 MEN Full or part-time earn up to $4. per hr, Phone 433-3824 4 to i P.M. 10 MEN to distribute circulars, rain or shine. Good wages paid daily.

Report ready for work 8 a.m. -rear 619 Union StAugust 25 8. 26. ACCOUNTANT Billing clerk. Year I around position, large resort hotel.

Room board supplied. Excellent living working conditions. Reply Box 228 Call-1 Chronicle. I AN ALERT And enthusiastic man over I 21 with High School education for office I and sales selling experience desirable but i not required, bookkeeping experience and tvoing ability essential, must have car. Send hand written resume to Box 215 Call Chronicle.

AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC Have opening for I man. New Used Car repairs. Mayo Motors, Trexlertown. WHITEHALL TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT SUMMARY STATE OF GENERAL FUND OPERATIONS Beginning Cash Balance REVENUE Local Sources $1,004,255.35 State Sources 462,620.66 Federal Sources 4,010.61 Refund of Prior Years' Expenditures 126.68 Incoming Transfer Accounts 4,885.72 TOTAL REVENUE 1,475,899.02 Net Decrease in Assets, Increase In Liabilities 38,000.00 TOTAL NET RESOURCES $1,538,674.27 EXPENDITURES Administration Instruction Pupil Transportation Operation of Plant Maintenance of Plant Fixed Charges Food Services Student-Body Activities Community Services Capital Outlay Debt service Outgoing Transfers TOTAL EXPENDITURES 1,440,835.85 Net Increase in Assets, Decrease In Liabilities 97,122.49 TOTAL NET OBLIGATIONS $1,537,958.34 Ending Cash Balance 715.93 Indebtedness: 3,443,886.25 Assessed Valuation: 20,143,900.00 Assets: Value of Land Buildings 3,645,000.00 Value of Personal Property 340,817.00 We hereby certify that we have examined the above accounts and find them correct, and that the securities of the officers of the Board are in accordance with law. We further certify that this report has been filed in the Prothonotary's Office of Lehigh County and with the Department of Public Instruction of Pennsylvania on August 11, 1964, and that ame will be confirmed absolutely unless an appeal is taken therefrom within thirty (30) days after the filing thereof.

Auditors: WAYNE A. CRESSMAN STEPHEN J. ST ELLA CARSON J. HAUSMAN Whitehall Township School District Aug. 11-17-24 QUAKER MAID KITCIIEIVS 655 UNION BLVD.

ALLENTOWN, PA. Year 'Round Employment Liberal Fringe Benefits Call 437-5G88 for Appointment.