The Morning Call from Allentown, Pennsylvania • 59

THE MORN ING CALL, Altentown. Thursday, March 7, 1963 59 ANNUAL PUBLIC SALE Geo. N. Miller D. I Nazareth, Pa.

Bushkill Center Time 10:30 A.M. Saturday March 9, 1963 Kennedy Hits GOP Budget Demands "It doein't seem to me that we WASHINGTON (AP) President "I think we made a hard budg-, Kennedy said Wednesday any sub- et," the President declared. "You stantial cuts in his budget would may be able to cut some of it. But make America second best in I think that I want to know where space or military might or would they are going to cut it and whose curtail programs "essential to a life is going to be adversely af- un i rnui ct, Bath R. 1, Moorestown, in Allentown, March 5, 1963; husband of Alberta (Bel-t lis) Bartholomew.

Services 1 p.m. Saturday, Bensing Funeral Home, Moorestown. Interment Salem EUB Cemetery, Point' Phillips. Call Friday night. Bensing.

BITTNER Mrs. Alice, of 2745 Tllgh- man Allentown, in Allentown Hospital, May 6. 1963; wife of Terrence Bittner. Solemn Requiem High Mass 10 a.m. Saturday, Cathedral of St.

Catharine of Siena, Allentown. Interment Holy Saviour Cemetery. No viewing. Contributions may be mad to charity of your choice. Bachman.

BOWMAN Alton 93 years 1 month IS days, of 2112 Hanover Allentown, March 4, 1963, in Allentown Hospital, husband of Sally H. (Deshler) Bowman. Services 1 p.m. Friday, J. S.

Burkholder Funeral Home, 1601 Hamilton Allentown. Interment Fairview Cemetery, Allentown. -Call 7-8 p.m. B. DAVIS Mrs.

Minnie Alice (Kline), H.j 4, of 1 BTUrt! AMKfuf Arthur 76 years 6 months 2 days, of 118 N. ought to be cutting our defenses at this time, the President said without mentioning Halleck. He added: "I don't think the struggle is over." The suggestion for paring down defense spending, Kennedy said. comes at a time when a good many members of Congress make speeches "which would suggest that the solution to our problems can be best obtained by war ac tions or warlike actions. better life for our people." In a challenge to Republicans in Congress who have called for slashes ranging from $5 billion to $15 billion without spelling out how to do it, Kennedy told his news TERMS: New Tractors 8.

New Equip ment 25 Down. Bal. 6 Mo. Note, with approved security, without Interest. Used Tractors Used EquipmentItems up to $200 Cash.

Over $200- Mo. Note, with approved security, without interest. new farmall tractors new Mccormick farm equipment New fast hitch plows, new fast hitch disk harrows, new trailing spring tooth harrows, new fast hitch spring tooth harrows, new tailing disk harrows, new lime sowers, new corn planters 2 and 4 rows, new Ontario grain drills, new rotary new fast hitch new Cub new Cub mower, new fast hitch mowers, new trailing mowers, new hay conditioners, new 46 balers, new so blower, vester, new Demonstrator 36 field 5 rake 4 bar, ia-zo-u-32 feet elevators New Cub trailer, new wagons, new low bed trailer, new 10 manure spreader, new potato graders, new platform carriers, new post hole diggers, new 2 row potato digger, new 34 20 corn picker, 2 row mounted on used Farmall tractor, new C72 blade for fc Super tractor, new Cub leveling grader blade, new fast hitch tool bar, new hot water heaters, new generator, ne chain saw, new 4 6 In. augers, new Wheel Horse tractors, new rims. new tires tubes.

Used power mowers and used garden tractors. USED TRACTORS conference, I think we have been 'by whacking $1 billion off spend-generalized enough." ling plans of each of the services $, AMentown; Marcn widow of Raynrlon(1 jonn Davis. Services 1:30 parman J50 Diesel, co-op 40 of th late Patrick and Hannah with 4 row Allls Chalmers with (CamDbell) Duaan. Services from late ffl fa DONATIO William Piper founder of Piper Aircraft and Gov, Scranton admire a model of a Piper Cub replica to be given the state for a museum. Just after this shot, Piper's son grabbed "I can't, let this get away he said jokingly.

He explained model, on a coat hangar-stand, to an employe. Bell Spends More, Earns More Revenue in State $455 Million sylvania firms and individuals The combination of payroll and purchases represents a total di rect contribution of more than $317 million to the state's econ omy." Western Electric operates a huge large plant at Allentown One of Pennsylvania Bell's 17 di rectors is Joseph S. Yong of Allen- town, president of Lehigh Port land Cement Co. fected by those cuts." Kennedy struck particularly at a statement by House GOP Leader Charles A. Halleck of Indiana that perhaps a $3-billion saving in I defense outlays could be achieved 1962 at $455 million, up about $19 million from the year earlier level.

Profits rose about $5.1 million to $65.1 million. Earnings on the present net value of plants improved slightly from a 1961 level of 5.29 per cent to 5.31 per cent last year. Operating expenses climbed to $164 million from the 1961 figure of $152 million. Plant construction. costs slipped by $4.6 million to $121.3 million.

But the company's total plant investment reached a record high of $1.43 billion. The number of telephones op erated in the state rose to 4.5 million, up about 143,000. The percentage of homes with telephone service hit 87.3 out of every 100 a gain of about .4 per cent. The statewide annual payroll added up to $190 million, a jump from 1961. At the same time, however, the number of employes dropped from 31,223 1961 to 30,304 at the end of 1962.

As the year closed. Bell had 18,621,000 miles of wire in the ground and air across the state, an increase of about 756,000 miles. The average volume of calls handled in a day increased from 18.6 million to 19.4 million. The total is up about 6Vi million from 10 years ago. Gillen says, "Our company and our supplier, the Western Electric purchased $127 million worth of materials, products and services from some 16,700 Penn Value Left, Isn't Total certain changes in the organization, its present name was adopted and a one-for-four reverse split was put into effect.

One share of Kaiser Industries common stock was issued to replace each four shares of the old stock. As the owner of 70 shares of the old stock, you received 17 shares of Kaiser Industries common stock and scriD renre- uif i These 17 shares, plus the half share represented by the scrip, equaled the same amount of ownership of the company as the 70 shares you previously held. The total market value of your investment has dropped a great deal over the years since you bought the stock. Except for a few periods of time, the market price has headed generally downhill. But you didn't sustain any special loss as a result of the re- verse split.

And you can't claim (any capital loss as a result of what happened at that time photo was the model. from me," the belongs mower, Farmall Farmall Super MD Diesel, Farmall 200 witn cult. USED EQUIPMENT 8-2 bottom plows, 16-3 bottom plows, Oliver Grain Drill, Ontario Drills, mounted 8 trailing Mowers, 3 bar rake, 45 8 55 balers, 125 self-propelled 12 ft. combine, manure spreaders, used sprayer pumps. Many other Items too Numerous to Mention.

Mr. Farmer If you have anything to sell bring it in not later than March 5. Auctioneers: Clerk: Elmer Kist Floyd Lahr Clarence Huber Refreshments served by Bushkill Center Hotel. C-Feb. 21-22-25-27-28-Mar.

1-4-6-7-8 PUBLIC SALE Of Real Estate and Personal Property On SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1943, at' 1 pjest, Psnntvlvania ivtnin. Kutltown. Pa REAL ESTATE story frame shinaled dwelling, 211 PensVlvania Kutztown, containing 5 rooms and bath; oil-fired n. a. heat; on lot ground 65' 160'.

PERSONAL PROPERTY Antique drop-leaf table, marble-top table, studio couch, platform rocker, wooden rockers. 9-piec dining room suite, Coolerator electric stove and electric refrigerator. 3-piece bedroom suite, antique highboy, chests of drawers, misc. tables, chairs, sewing machine, rugs, lamps, garden tools, power mower, and many other household items; som valuable antiques. ALSO: Seventy-two shares common stock FARMERS' BANK OF KUTZTOWN Twenty shares capital stock KUTZTOWN FAHR ASSOCIATION.

Inspection on March 16, 196310 A.M. 4 P.M., and on March 21, to 9 P.M. Inspection also by appointment call Laureldale 929-1968. Terms and conditions bv ESTATE OF ELDA, G. MILLER, deceased.

RALPH HILL ETHAN A. SCHAEFFER Executors ALFRED W. BURGERT, Auctioneer R. JOSEPH MERKEL, Attorney C-March 7-14 PUBLIC SALE Household Goods March 1963 at 11:30 a.m. hxat.

at City View Motel, rear, 7th St. Egypt, pa. I will continue selling for th two Altwn. estates and hav two mor estates to start sellino this week. A fun line of Vhousehold goods and som antiques.

Full ad Sat. March 9, 1963. A clean warm olac to soend your Sat. afternoon. Terms cash.

CLARENCE F. KERN, Auet. 262-2927 Mar 7 PUBLIC SALE Of Valuable Household Goods Garden Tools the village of Blandon, Mar. 1963 commencing at 12 Noon. Mamie E.

Kleffer Estate Irvin Kieffer, Executor Terms Cash Horning Aucts. C-Mar. 7 BIDS SOLICITED Notic Is hereby given that sealed bids for furnishing and delivering supplies and eauiDment for the 1963-64 school term will received by th Board of Directors Northern Leh oh Joint Schools. 600 Diamond 5 freer, sianngTon. fa.

unm p.m., Monday. March 25, 1963. Specifications and bid forms may be secured from th Secretary. Bids will be received on supplies (general, paper, art, wood shop, metal shop), shop lumber, shop paint, plastics, coal. No.

2 fuel oil. No. 5 fuel oil, tires, tubes, bus transportation contracts, painting of upper exterior of Roosevelt Building, classroom chairs, typewriters, playground equipment and other school equipment. Th Board reserves the right to relect any or all bids, to divide to th best Interest of the school system, to eliminate reduce items In quantity to remain i i i i i oroducts. By Order of th Board of School Directors NORTHERN LEHIGH JOINT SCHOOLS MURIEL L.

WILLIAMS Secretary 400 N. Diamond Street Slatington, Pnna. C-Feb. 28-Mar. 7-14.

BIDS WANTED Th Board of School Directors ot Th Northwestern Union School District will receive sealed bids until 8:00 P.M. on March 27, 1963 for General School Supplies, Shop, Art, Science, Janitorial and Shop, Science, Commercial and other Equipment, Coal, No. 2 Fuel Oil and Gasoline for th 1963-64 School Trm. Specifications and Bid Lists may be obtained from Mrs. Carolyn M.

Hamm, School Secretary at th Northwestern High School Of tic. Rout 2, New Tripoli, Pa. All bids must submitted In sealed envelopes marked "Bid for Supplies" or "Bid for Equipment" and delivered to th undersigned. Bids will opened at th meeting th Board of School Directors to be held In the Northwestern High School Library, Wednesday, March 27, 1963 at 8.00 P.M. The Board reserves th right to relect any or all bids or to divide to the best Interests of the District.

Northwest Union School District John F. Strohl, Secretary Route 2, New Tripoli, Pa. C-Mar. 7-14-21 BIDS WANTED PUBLIC SALE Farm Machinery, Butcher Shop and Equipment and Household Goods Friday, March 8, 1963, 11:00 A.M. 6 Miles South of Tamaqua, East of Rout 309, Sch.

County, Known as the Warren Miller Butcher Shop and Farm. The President noted that his budget advisers already had reduced the money requests by the three armed services by' $13 billion and said, "There are many hard decisions made in reaching the figure we reached." Halleck, without giving details, suggested last week that a cut "upwards of $10 billion" in new appropriations requested this year should reduce spending by close to $5 billion in the fiscal year starting next July 1. Republicans on the House Appropriations Committee said Monday they would seek to cut from $10 billion to $15 billion from administration spending plans. This brought a snort of "wild claims" from House Democratic Leader John W. McCormack of ITir-c-nnlnirrttir nnil Carina mauiuoio CratlC Leader Mike Mansiieid Oil Montana.

They challenged the Republicans on Tuesday to be specific about how they would accomplish the cuts. Before the President's news con ference. Republican Senate Lead er Everett M. Dirksen of Illinois joined the fray. He said the Presi dent and his Democratic congressional leaders are off the beam in contending the Republicans want to cut spending by $15 billion in the coming fiscal year.

"We have put no price tag on our economy program," Dirksen told newsmen. "We are trying to so about it as scientifically as pos sible to make some substantial reductions in the budget over the next thre years." Dirksen said he believes an ini-. tial saving of $5 billion can be achieved. As initial targets he namea DHLS IU: 1. Lliwiuc lui ordination and development 01 state-federal outdoor recreation programs, and 2.

a youth employ ment measure. ABSOLUTE AUCTION 2V2 Story Stone Dwelling on 1 V2 Acre Tract Household Items And Garden. Tools For Henry G. Yodr, North 7th Street, Bally, Saturday, March 16th, 1961 12:30 P.M. PFAL ESTATE consists of a V't story ston plastered dwelling, with 8 rooms and Bath 1ST i-ioor ig.

semwci" kitchen with laundry, dining room, living room, 2nd Floor 4 bedrooms and bath. Basement full, forced hot air oil heat, boro water, 2 story frame barn with shop. Brick plastered 2 car garage with loft. Situated on a Vj acre Ideal for the family Interested In recreation and hobbies. Inspection Tuesday, March 12, 1963 2 to 5 P.M.

or by appointment. TERMS 10 down day of sal. Settlement within 90 days. GARDEN TOOLS 24 In. RIDING ro- tarv mower, rotary mower (self-prop elled), sickle bar snow plow, Cunning ham elec.

saber saw. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Parlor organ. jelly cupboard, G.E. portable dish wash er, secretary bookcase, Deo, warorooe. and other Items by day of sale.

Request brocnur TERMS on tools, etc. Cash Sanford A. Alderfer Auctioneer Harleysvllle, Pa. 256-3436 C-March 7-14 point I row corn planter (1 yr. old).

Ford semi-mount 1 row corn picker 8nd husker, used 2 seasons, Farquhar 2 row corn planter. J.D. 2 row cultivator, Ontario 16 disc rope control grain drill with seeder box, 48 In. Hunter pelt driven barn fan, power corn shelter, electric fances, electric orlMlstone, potato prader, 300-oal. iron age potato sprayer with 25 pump and lO-row boom, tools of all kinds andib many other articles too numerous to I mention.

TRUCKS 7 tag Int. flat truck, taq Diamond flat truck. Some household goods, new G.E. electric Ironer. tc.

complete sell-out, hav sold my farm. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE Well established butcher trade, shoo and retail business. Will be sold as a unit, equipment Included TERMS 15 down. Personal Property Cash. Sale ordered bv WARREN MILLER R.D.

3, Tamaqua, Pa. CURTIS HOUSER, Auct. Phone Mantzville 140-R-21. Mar. 7 SALE Dairy Poultry Equip.

3'0A t.Ui gg capacity Setter, Buckeye 301 A 2,286 egg capacity Hatcher, Lincoln 1600 egg Incubator, small Battery Brooder, Keenco Egq Washer, Oil and Coal Brooders, Range Feeders, Hen Feeders, lot Water Fountains, two 12x12 Brooder Houses on skids, Rang Shelters, etc. Baled Hay and Straw, First cutting Mixed Hay, Wheat and Barley Straw, Wilted Grass Silage, etc. Auctioneer's Note Above herd of cattle are all in D.H.I.A. testing Ass'n and will have records, this herd Is a young herd and show a lot of type, and production. Selling herd because of lack of help.

A lot of dairy and poultry ouiomenf not mentioned. Sal to start promptly. Trms: CASH WEBSTER FETTERMAN, Owner WOODROW ROTH Auct. 945-2580, Emmaus Refreshments on premises. Feb.

14-23 March 2-7 $205,290.98 $408,142.43 $414,298.44 19,168 02 9,642.08 87,579.52 165,534.10 20,000.00 2,718.46 4,381.99 3,314 84 ,117.68 790.12 12,998.73 $333.745 54 80.553.12 $414,298.44 2,144.67 5,143.41 155.98 5,299.39 7,444.04 5,126 57 140.52 5,267.09 1176.97 7,444.04 453.55 8 2,767.30 7.19 2,774.49 3,228.04 1,812.50 83.21 1,895.71 1,332.33 3,228.04 70,360 08 10,193.04 4,588 64 139X00.00 S224.141.76 42,000 00 NONE of 2 to ed in of or i th of B. I PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 22 HOME HOSPITAL BARBER SERVICE Calf 433-9698, Snyder's Barber Shoo. 1 Opposite N. 7th St. Food Fair EMPLOY.

AGENCY FEMALE 24 OPEN EVES. S. SAT. BY APPT. TRI-CITY EMPLOY.

715 LINDEN ST. 435-7481 FEMALE HELP WANTED 25 2 WOMEN ever 17, from a.m. to 5 or 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., telephone work for local advertising a. publishing firm.

Must speak clearly. No experience necessary. $1.20 hr. to start. Call 432-0042 xwt.

9 a. 1) a.m. AMERICA'S BEST PART TIME JOS Neat. No experience needed. Cf Mm sary.

Apply 123 S. Carlisle St. Bjn, 6 7:30 p.m. FRIDAY ONLY. BABY SITTER 2 children.

West End. Friday Saturday nights. Sleep In Satur-day night. Call 432-8982. 8ABY SITTER Kuhnsville Call 395-2172 BEAUTICIAN pleasing personality with recent experience in high fashion styling.

Ideal working conditions in beautiful salon. Full or part time. Ph. Princes Coiffures, 434-0963. BEAUTICIAN with teachers license to.

teach beauty culture. Full or part time In one of Pennsylvania' finest most modern beauty schools. Give complet resume to Box 336, Call Chronicle. BLIND STITCH earners Experience on Knit Polos. Nelson la 832 Hamilton St.

BOOKKEEPER CASHIER for new business. Must hav experience In generel office work, accounts payable, payroll, etc. Full time permanent position. Writ fully about yourself Including references to Box 159 Call Chronicle. All replies In Confidence.

DAY OR NIGHT SHIFT Exp. Merrow single need ooerators. Bru-Mar Mtg. 827 N. 4th St.

cor. Cedar St. EDITORIAL RESEARCHER to scan I newspapers magazines for speclallied news articles. College degree In science or liberal arts. Ph.

Mr. Haberern lor appt. Rodale Press, Emmaus, 965-9881. EXPERIENCED Button buttonholem on knitted goods. Day night shift.

Allentown 122 Gordon St. EXPERIENCED COLLAR SETTERS fc SLEEVERS. Day night shift. BfcH Knitwear, 31 S. 7th Street.

EXPERIENCED Merrow Operators. All operations on Children's knft shirts. Apply Jill Togs, 1010 Chestnut Allentown. EXPERIENCED MERROW OPERA-TORS FOR ALL OPERATIONS ON KNIT SHIRTS. APPLY CATA GARMENT CO.

730 LIN EN ST. EXPERIENCED MERROW Single needle and blind stitch operators on all operations, childrens knit shirts, day or night shift. Apply Jill Togs, 1010 Chest nut St.t Allentown. EXP. NURSE'S AIDE 3 to 11 shift Apply Hampton Convalescent Home 1425 Hamilton St.

Ph. 435-3391 EXPERIENCED OPERATORS Blouse makers sinqle needle. Day or Nloht shift. Miss Robin Dress 225 N. Front St.

433-4463. EXP. OPERATORS Day fc night shift, merrow, overlock fc single needle on women's knitted all operations. High piece rat. Benefits.

Year round work. Stuart MIUs, 420 Lehigh Jt. 433-5655 EXPERIENCED OPERATORS On ladies blouses. Steady work, all union benefits. Apply Fuller Sportswear, 215 Quarry Fullerton, or call 264-4554.

EXPERIENCED Operators wanted on kids' polo shirts. No piece rates. All salary. Also hemmers. Apply Williams Sportwear, 104 N.

7th City; EXPERIENCED Single needle fc merrow operator LcA 5POKI5WtAK, 3 fin ST. EXPERIENCED SINGLE NEEDLE OPERATORS FOR STEADY WORK ON LADIES SLACKS fc SKIRTS. HIGH PIECE RATES. BEST WORKING CONDITIONS. APPLY CATA GARMENT CO.

730 LINDEN ST. EXPERIENCED Tubular Sleevers on T-Shlrts. Apply fc MFG. 331 N. Front St.

GENERAL OFFICE Allentown Blue Cross Office ha an open ing In th Hospital Claim. Department. Knowledge of medical termlnolooy help ful but not essential If ability to learn. Consists of detail clerical work, no short. hand, 5 day week, liberal frlng bene fits and steady employment.

Call Mr. Wanner, 434-9311 for an appointment. GIRL OR WOMAN FOR GENERAL OFFICE WORK. TYPING REQUIRED. WRITE BOX 127 CALL CHRONICLE.

GIRL OR WOMAN to help with 1 school aqed children fc housework. Abl to sleep in weekends. Ph. 435-6043. HAIRDRESSER Experienced preferred.

Call Rene', dar Crest 395-3371. HOSIERY MENDER experienced only. Aoolv Knltcrest Mills Corp. New fc Wash- inoton City. HOUSEWIVES If you have spare time, If you need extra money for Bills, you can earn right In your own neighborhood.

SELL AVON. Call 432-0916. LICENSED day school teacher, certified with deqree in kindergarten or elementary teaching to teach 5 days wek 9 to 11:45 a.m. Begin Immediately fc con. tinu to end of school year.

Call 435-1717. With qualifications, education fc experience. MAIDS Annlv Mrs Berostrand 10 to S. Amerlcus Hotel. No phone cells NEED 4 attractive women to work with me es Beauty Counselor.

No experience needed. Ph. 433-4694. PAYROLL CLERK Experience on piece rate tickets with knowledo of oenerel office work. 5 day week.

Permanent CiKmit nnjiUflrtlnn. exDerlenea fcftWesWrlte Box 323, Cll-Chron. SALES CLERK WANTED For Hellertown Baking Co, Apply person 10 a.m. to 2 P.m. at 114 Second Hellertown.

must neve tar cai cci mire II nATMKJirV. Apply at F.W. Woolworths 1500 Cedar Crest Blvd. wr i inv C.nM-Unrwl 1m mmftWnA quality ladle aooarel. Must have oood reference, rermenem, tuii or putt S.

nntnrMtlui commission. Aoolv In person to Mr Lorenzo. Emil E. Otto, 427 Hemllton. SINGLE NEEDLE foot fc folder hemmers, pocket tetters, button holer fc button sewers.

Steedy work on men' shirts. Air Cond. plant, union pen, fits. Clyde Shirt Co. Northampton.

Ph. 262-5639. TEMPORARY Need Immediately No Fee 3 Tvoistt 2 Stenos 2 Mutttllth Ooerators 2 Teletype Operators MANHOWfcH io n. rm ar. THERAPEUTIC DIETITIAN or diet (Id with xprlenc.

Good pay. 40-hour week. Apply Muhlenberg Medlcef Center between 7 e.m. fc 4 p.m. Ph.

865-0711 ext. 7. CONWAY IVUAUMTA- Att-MBT RECENT COLLEGE GRADS B.S. or B.A. In Math for Programming.

Fee Paid S4.300 niiluuTDiTIJC TOAINFFS Tnl lege Graduate. Fee Paid 84,800 FEMALE STENO-TYPIST 25 Needed Immediately Beginners to Exec. Level. Salary Range 82,600 to 84,500 Yr. WERTMAN It N.

7th St. lnd Fir. 414-5134 CHIEF INDUS ENGR deg PLANT ENGR ME deg, xp CHEMIST deg, fc to 9000 ASST CONTROLLER aeet dg to 14,000 RESEARCH ANALYST deg SALES Science deg car fc 4000 CLERK TYPIST exp to 300 BOOKKEEPER NCR OPR xp 5200 PUB RELATIONS asst coll grad 4-7000 MACH SHOP, IE CUiMUCEBC PROCESS Metal tNUinCCnawork, Industry, local to $8400 PRODUCTION SUP metal work 7500 FOUNDRY FOREMAN Gray Iron 7100 MAIN SUP FOREMAN 9000 7 MECH ENG Field Srv compressor-" turbine, local 12X100 MFG MGR Cold Head fc Cold Form Fee Pd 20,000 DRIVER SALES Food 4420 SALES Paint Xper 5400 IBM PROGRAM TRAINEE 7900 PURCHASING AGENTS 12,000 2 UNDERWRITERS 5400 Female SECRETARIES to 4518 RECEPTIONIST TYPIST da car nee LEHIGH EMPLOY. 2nd Fir 134 Hamilton, 433-754 SNELLIKG SNELLING 544 HAMILTON ST. 435-4744 OPEN TONITE TIL 4iM CHANCE of a lifetime position for private teeretary, shtd fc typing essential for C.C.

firm 260 RECEPTIONIST Attractive gem 250 PAYROLL CLERK Good Dresser 250 COMPTROLLER Retell exp nc. ..7500 MARKETING Trainee col. grad. 5700 CLK TYP Asst. to purch egt.

3700 INVENTORY Clerk auto exp. ..3900 TRN. for executive pos. top CO. 3600 DRIVER SALES est.

route 5000 ADV. SALES real pro 6000 WHOLESALE Meats future 4800 APPL. Sales Trn. net'l co 4100 CAREER oppf. high school grad 5200 ARCH Draftsman, background 6800 MECHANICAL Draftsman, able 5200 AUTO MECHANIC qualified 5200 GUARD Security background ....3500 REC.

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READ YOUR AD FIRST DAY IT APPEARS This newspaper will not responsible for mor than on Incorrect insertion of any advertisement. Final Closing Time for All Classified Ads Including Cancellations and Changes 5:30 P.M. DAILY for next day's edition Except 5:30 P.M. SATURDAY for Sunday and Monday Edition. Th Call-Chronlcl Newspapers reserve th right to revise, relect or reclassify any advertisement offered for publication.

It'. Easy to Place An Ad Ph. 433-4241 Ask for Ad-taker RAHMER Anna 42 years 11 months 24 days, of 507 N. 7th Allentown, March 3, 1963; daughter of Mrs. Ellen R.

(Frederick) Rahmer and the late Charles L. Rahmer. Services 3:15 p.m. Thursday, Trexler Funeral Home, 1625 Highland Allentown. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery.

Call p.m. Wednesday. Trexler. REED Mrs. R.

Maggl (Knappenberg-er), 78 years 11 months 12 days, of 441 N. 23rd Allentown, March 1, 1963; widow of Henry B. Reed. Services 3 p.m. Thursday, J.

S. Burkholder Funeral Home, 1601 Hamilton Allentown. Entombment Memorial Park Mausoleum, Bethlehem. Cell 7-8 p.m. Wednesday.

Pleas omit flowers. B. RICE Mrs. Gertrude, 72. of 1122 Det-weiler Hellertown, March 5, 1963; widow of John H.

Rice Sr. Services 1:30 p.m. Friday, Templeton Funeral Home, 326 Main Hellertown. Interment Sprlngtown Cemetery. Call Thursday night.

C. W. Templeton. ROEDER Mrs. Amanda J.

(DeLong), 77 years 2 months 5 days, of 16th Street (rear), Emmaus, March 4, 1963; widow of Elmer Roeder. Services 1:30 p.m. Friday, Relnsmith Funeral Home, 225 Elm Emmaus. Interment, New Goshen-hoppen Cemetery, East Greenvill. Call p.m.

Thursday. Relnsmith. RUDNER Francis 42 years, of Gold-boro, York County, a native of Summit Hill, March 5, 1963, In Coaldale Hospital; husband of Helen Skeersa. Services 9 a.m. Saturday, Holmes Funeral Home, 200 E.

Bertsch Lensford. Solemn Requiem Mass 9:30 a.m., St. Joseph's Church, Summit Hill. Interment St. Joseph's Cemetery, Bloomingdal.

Call 7-9 p.m. Friday. Russell A. Holmes. SHANKWEILER Mrs.

Lula A. (Lau-denslager), 71 years 4 months, of 225 S. 14th Allentown, March i. 1963; wite of Robert D. Shankweiler.

Services 1:30 p.m. Friday, Trexler Funeral Home, 1625 Hiahiand Allentown. Interment, Old Zionsville Reformed Cemetery. Call p.m. Thursday.

Trexler. SHELLHAMMER Harold 43 years 9 months 12 days, ot 3741 Dorney park Road, Cetronla, March 6, 1963; husband ot Carrie B. tueFrenn) sneiinammer Services 3 p.m. Saturday. Trexler Fu neral Home, 1625 Highland Allen town.

Interment Cedar Churcn cemetery. Call p.m. Friday, Rosewood Room. Mahanoy City papers piease copy, irex ler. SHOLTIS John 79 years, of 617' N.

4th -Allentown, formerly of Haile- ton, in Allentown, March 4, 1963; husband of Susan (Kapica) Sholtis. Services 8:30 a.m. Thursday, Bon in Funeral Home, Hazleton. Requiem High Mass 9 a.m.. Holy Trinity Slovak Catholic Church Hazleton.

Interment St. Joseph's Ceme tery, Hazleton. Call 2-4 p.m. and 7-10 p.m. Wednesday.

Bonin. SHUMACK Andrew 39 years 7 months 2 days, of 224 Water Hokendauque, March 5. 1963 In Sacred Heart Hospi tal; husband of Caroline M. (Quier) Shumack. Services 9 a.m.

Saturday, Thomas A. Burkholder Funeral Home, 3rd and Walnut streets, Catasauqua. Con tinued services 9:30 a.m., St. John the Baptist Greek Catholic Church, North ampton. Interment, parish cemetery.

Call 7-9 p.m. rioay. parasjas a p.m. r-rioay. Thomas A.

Burkholder. SWARTZ Mrs. Margaret (Kalas), 44, Of 215 N. Church Allentown, March 3, 1963; wife of Earl F. Swartz.

Services 1:30 p.m. Thursday, Chapel of the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, 3rd Avenue, Betniehm. interment Memorial Bethlehem. No calling hours. TROXELL Raymond, 40 veers 11 months 27 days, of 828 Green Allen.

town, March 6, 1963; husband of Catherine (Gladish) Troxell. Services 11 a.m. Saturday, Trexler Funeral Home, 1625 Hiahiand Allentown. Inter ment Grandvlew Cemetery. Call p.m.

Friday. Trexler. I WEISS Mrs. Daisy (Kreltz), of 42 2nd Slatinaton, March 4, 1963; wife of Frank Weiss. Services 2 p.m.

Friday, Allen E. Morgan Funeral Home, 1002 Main Slatington. Interment Union Cemetery, Slatington. Call 7-9 p.m. Thursday.

Morgan. WERTMAN Howard 80 year, months, 22 days, of Allentown R. 3, March 4, 1963 Claussvlll; husband of Ida (Grtenawald) Wertman. Services 1:30 p.m. Thursday, Ebenezer Union Church, New Tripoli.

Interment, church cemetery. Call p.m. Wednesday, Keiier Funeral Home, pogeisvine, and 12:30 p.m. until time of funeral Thursday at church. Gilbert F.

and John F. Keller. WIEDER Francis 57 years 2 days, of 110 Race Macungie, March 1V63; husband of the ate Minnie (Bachman) Wieder. Services 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Horace W.

Schantz Funeral Home, 3rd and Main Emmaus. In terment Solomon's Union Cemetery, Macungie. Call p.m. Wednesday. Horace w.

schantz. IN MEMORIAM EMES Mrs. Amelia F. Ernes, sons and daughter and families wish to ex press their heartfelt thanks "ind appreciation to kind friends and nelghoors, the Rev. Samuel F.

Stauffer and all those who were to kind In expressions of sympathy at the loss of their beloved hus-1 b- Edgar L. Ernes. WE WISH sincerely to thank friends, neighbors and relatives for their kind expressions of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings and cards In the lost of our beloved father. Charles W. Phillips and Family PERSONALS I WILL not be responsible for any debts unless contracted by myself.

Thomas R. O'Reilly, 38 S. Madison St. i BUSINESS PERSONALS 7A ALTERATIONS All types to your soeel-! fications. Reasonable.

Professionally done, i Phone Mrs. H. Schadt, 7975753 ALTERATIONS Professionally. Women's coats, dresses fc suits. Free pick up fc del.

Tus. fc Frl. Mrs. Pat Mantz 432-1266 CHOIR Confirmation oowns, cltrqyi Surplices ttoles, reasonabl C8.H Gown Orefield 395-9525. DON'T SUFFER Rub relieves muscle, nerve or (oint pains In short time.

Try a tube today. Thomas Drug STORE, 443 N. 7th St. Nr. Liberty.

I NEW LATEST STYLES Natural cold wave $6 95 up. Shaping tinting. Ema-1 lene Beauty Shop, 234 S. 18435-8820. PIANO LESSONS MRS.

YEAKEL 1608 Coroneda St. (Lehigh Parkway) Call 797-3315 COMING EVENTS HAVE TICKETS for Easter Paoeant, Saturday, April 6th Phone 432-8606 SQUARE MODERN Dance Mar. 9th. 8 P.M. Harmony Granqe, Pennsvllle Har-monettes.

Earl Batman. LOST AND FOUND 11 2 DOGS I large dogs, color grey, lost In vicinity of Egypt. Cell 433-1881. Reward. DIAMOND ring ladies white gold solitaire lost In vie.

17th fc Chew fc Fair grounds. Reward. 435-6974 after 4. LOST Medium size female dog, longhaired, reddish brown, no collar. Vic.

Pershing Fullerton. An, to "Liz." Call 264-1962. Reward. LOST Vicinity Male Beagle. License 7632.

Ans. to Phone 433-3459 after 4. p.m. Thursday in the J. S.

Burkholder Funeral Home, 1601 Hamilton Allen town. Interment Fairview Cemetery, Allentown. Call Wednesday p.m. B. DOUGHERTY Edward 82, of 2055 Troxell Allentown, March 4, 1963; husband of Kathryn (Buesgen) Dougherty.

Services 9:15 a.m. Thursday, Harlan C. Hinkle Funeral Home, 1712 W. Broad Bethlehem, followed at 10 by Requiem High Mass in Notre Dam Catholic Church, Bethlehem. Interment Sacred Heart Cemetery, Allentown.

Viewing 7-9 p.m. Wednesday. Harlan C. Hinkle. DUG AN James of 713 N.

Front Allentown, at home, March 4, 1963 home at 9:30 a.m. Friday followed by Solemn Requiem Hign mass at 10 a.m. in Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Allentown. Interment Holy Saviour Cemetery, Beth iertem. Viewing 4-9 p.m.

Thursday. William J. O'Donnell. EMERSON Robert Lee, 74, of 915 Delaware Fountain Hill, March 4, 1963; husband of Harriet (Burlington) Emerson. Services 7:30 p.m.

Thursday, Daniel B. Snyder Funeral Home, 527 Center Bethlehem. Interment 1:30 p.m. Friday, Tioga Cemetery, Owego, N.Y. Daniel B.

Snyder. GARISIO Mrs. Eva 88 years, formerly of N. 5th Allentown, March 6, 1963 In th Zohlman Nursing Home. Rlchlandtown; widow of Theo dore J.

Garisio. Services 11 a.m. Fri day, Lester S. Pearson Funeral Home, 529 Wyandotte Bethlehem. Interment Nisky Hill Cemetery, Bethlehem.

No calling hours. Lester S. Pearson. GLAVAS George, 423 W. Union Bethlehem, March 2, 1963; husband of Catherine (Gush) Glavas.

Services 8:45 bv Requiem High Mass, SS. Peter and Paul Church, Allentown. Interment, Holy Savior Cemetery, Bethlehem. Call p.m, Wednesday until time of services. John r.

snupp. FINK-Clarenc IU years 4 months 10 days, of 739 St. John Allentown, March 5, 1963 in cedarbrook; nusbano ot Ros S. (Huhn) Fink. Services 1 p.m Saturday, Trexler Funeral Home, 1625 Highland Allentown.

Interment western Salisbury Cemetery. Call p.m. Friday. Trexler. GOODMAN Michael, 77 years 11 months 21 days, of 17 W.

Broad Trombauers-ville, March 1963; husband of the late Mrs. Florence (Ganoawer) Good man. Services 10:30 a.m. Saturday, C. R.

Strunk Funeral Home, 821 W. Broad Quakertown. Interment Frieden Union Cemetery, Frieoensvill. Call 7-9 p.m. Friday.

C. R. Strunk. HOFMANN Edward 64 years 7 months 7 days, of 415 Walnut Walnut-port, March 3, 1963; husband of Alverta (Handwerk) Hofmann. services 2 p.m Thursday, Allen E.

Morgan Funeral Horn, 1002 Main Slatington. Inter ment Fairview Cemetery, Slatington. Call 7-9 p.m. Wednesday. Jim Thorp and Bethlehem papers picas copy.

Morgan HORVATH Mrs. Marl, 4 Tron Bethlehem, March 5, 1963; wlf of Joseph Alex Horvath. Services 9 a.m. Friday, anupp t-unerai Home, 812 fc. 4tn St.

Bethlehem; Requiem High Mass, 9:30 a.m. Friday, St. John Capisfrano's Catholic Church, Bethlehem. Interment Holy savior cemetery, Bethlehem. John R.

Shupp. HUNSICKER Helen 41 Years 1 month 20 days, ot 341 N. 12th Eastern, March 4, 1963, In Easton Hospital. Services 10:30 a.m. Thursday, J.

S. Burkholder Funeral Home, 1601 Hamilton Allentown. Interment Unlonvllle Cemetery, Neffs. Call p.m. Wednesday.

Easton Express please copy. B. HUTTIE Joseph, 70 years 5 months 9 days, of 621 Mohawk Allentown, March 3, 1943; husband of th late Eliza beth (Parlowe) Hurtie. Services 8:30 a.m. Thursday, Weber Funeral Home, 502 Ridge Allentown.

Requiem High Mass 9 a.m., St. John the Baptist Slovak Catholic Church, Allentown. Interment parish cemetery. Call 7-9 p.m. Wednesday.

Pennsylvania Jtdnota Society invited Weber. KEENE Mrs. Bertha (Hoffman), 74 years 5 months 15 days, formerly of 419 Linden Allentown, March 1963, at Cedarbrook; widow of Charles B. Keen. Services 10 a.m.

Saturday, J. S. Burk holder Funeral Home, 1601 Hamilton Allentown. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. No viewing.

B. KEMPP Elizabeth Jane, of 42 Brook side Road, Erdenheim, Mtrch 4, 1963 wife or wiinam nempr. Kciarives ana friends Invited to services at 2 p.m. Saturday In th Moot or Showers Funeral Horn, 1407 E. Washington Lan (at Stenton Ave.) Philadelphia.

Call Friday evening. Integrity Chapter 433 O.E.S. services p.m. Friday. Muoford Showers.

KOENIO George 77 years 6 months 4 days, of 127 N. 15th Allentown, March 5, 1963 In Allentown; husband of the late Emma (Muehlberger) Koenig. Services 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Stephens Funeral Horn, 1335-37 Linden Allentown. Interment Arlington Me- mnr i rfl'K rrnctc y.

11 o.ju u.m. Friday. Parking ad acenf to funeral home. Stanley S. Stephens.

KOCH Edwin 73 years 4 months 23 days, of Wescosvllle, March 2, 1963; husband of Dora M. (Guth) Koch. Services 1:30 p.m. Thursday, Trexler Funeral Horn, 1625 Highland Allentown. Interment Trexlertown Cmetry.

Call p.m. Wednesday. Trexler. KOCZIRKA Mrs. Olga (Hopko), 41 years 9 months 13 days, of 717 N.

Jerome Allentown, March 4, 1943; wlf of John Kocilrk. Services 10 a.m. Thursday, Weber Funeral Horn, 502 Rldg Allentown. Interment Laurel Cemetery, Fullerton. Call 7-9 p.m.

Wednesday. Weber. KOZICZ Victor, 71 Of 221 E. 5th Bethlehem, March 4, 1963; husband of the lata Theresa (Zsllavctz) Kozicz. Services 11 a.m.

Thursday, St. John's Windish Lutheran Church, Bethlehem. Interment Fountain Hill Cemetery. Viewing 7-9 p.m. Wednesday, J.

Tyler Kulik Funeral Home, 1311 Broadway, Fountain Hill, and 10-11 a.m. Thursday in the church. J. Tyler Kulik. KRE IDLER Thomas $4 years, 11 days, formerly of 134 W.

Main Fleetwood, ki Berks Heim, March 3, 1963; husband of Mrs. Maml V. (Border) Kreidler. Services 1:30 p.m. In Ma A.

Stump Funeral Home, 117 W. Main Fleetwood. Interment St. Paul's cemetery. Call p.m.

Wednesday. Stump. LAPP Mrs. Beuteh E. (Helfrlch), 63 years 1 months 13 days, of 3844 Hamilton Allentown, March 6, 1963; wife of William L.

Lapp. Services 1 lpm i. p.m. Sunday. Lenignion papers pltase copy.

B. LINDSAY Mrs. Helen 418 N. New Bethlehem; March 1963. Private services Thursday at convenience of family, Daniel B.

Snyder Funeral Home, 527 Center Bethlehem. Interment Memorial Park, Bethlehem. calling hours. Daniel B. Snyder.

MICHALIK Mrs. Lucy, 199 S. 1st Lehighton, March 5. 1963, In Gnaden Huetten Hospital, widow of Andrew Mich-alik. Services 8:30 a.m.

Friday, Porambo Funeral Home, 54 W. Fell Summit Hill. Requiem High Mass 9 St. church. summn mil.

imer- Hill, Lehighton. Interment Lehighton Cemetery. Call p.m. Friday. R.

M. Miller. MILLER Edward 59, of 1679 Major Bethlehem, March 4, 1963; husband of Margarita Lintner Miller. Services 1 p.m. Thursday, Steyers Funeral Home, 500 Linden Bethlehatn.

Interment Memorial Park, Bethlehem. Viewing Wednesday night. Clifford Stayers. MINNER William 84 years 9 months 27 days, of Allentown, at Cedarbrook, March 6, 1963; husband of the late Lizzie (Long) Minner. Services II fiia.m.

Saturday, Saylor Funeral Home, 1064 5th Catasauoue. Interment, Longswamp Church Cemetery, near Al-m burtis. No viewing. Harvey R. Saylor.

PETTIT Mrs. Mary (Mame) A. (Meendsen), 82 year 5 months 15 days, of 228 Delaware Palmerton, March 4. 1963; widow of Howard Pettit. Services 2 p.m.

Thursday, Kegel t-unerai Home, 145 Delaware Palmerton. Interment, Towamensing Cemetery. Call 7-9 p.m. Wednesday. Carl W.

Kegel. QUEST Eva, 48 years 19 day, of 331 N. Penn Allentown, March 4, 1963; i.i. rhri na Anrva Kp.irhirfrer Outtt. Services 1:30 a.m.

Friday, Weber Funeral Home, 502 Ridge Allentown. High Mess of Requiem at a.m. Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church. Interment In the parish cemetery. Call 7-9 p.m.

Thursday Weber. REAL ESTATE 6 A. tract, sWmghter house fully modern eouipoed, 4 walk-in coolers, meat display room, automatic gas heater, etc. Gravity sorinq water, retail routes Included, other buildings including 2 laroe 2 story poultry houses, 3000 layer capacity, pig sty. will be offered as a unit, can be Inspected prior to sal.

Retail shop will be closed for business the day of the sale. Business will continue Immediately after. FARM EQUIP. 1950 8 N. Font tractor fully equipped, J.D.

wide front-end tractor power troll fully equipped. No. 22 Cateroillar tractor, N. H. No 67 P.

T. O. Hayh'ner baler with bal thrower (like new, 1 yr. old) N.l. rubber tir trailer manure N.H.

30-ft. bale and orain elevator with motor (1 Vr. old), 2 heavy duty 4 wheel rubber tir flat wagons with bale thrower sides. Ford 3 sec. lift typ tractor harrow.

Ford 3 point weeder. Ford cultivator. Ford 3 bottom high clearance spring trip 3-Point tractor plow, 2-4 sec. tractor harrows, orchard harrow, J.D. hay conditioner, int.

3 gang piston controlled tractor plow on rubber, lim drill, 1000 pal. portable water tank, Ferguson 4 bar 3 point hay rake. Ford 3 PUBLIC Pure Bred Dairy Herd; Friday, March Itti, 1W3 at 11 o'clock noon, on th Fefterman Poultry Farm, located en Rout 100, between Bally and Hereford, In Hereford Township, Berks Countv. Pa 22 Holsteln pur bro dairy cows: 14 head Holsteln Heifers, Bred, few fresh by sal day and open, with D.H.I.A. testlna and records, herd certified and accredited blood tested and T.B.

with Health charts and breeding sheets. Farm Machinery, New Holland No 100 Foraqe Harvester with 3 heads, Allls Chalmers blower, 10-ft. EZEE Flow Spreader on rubber, Smoker portable draq elevator for hay and corn. Swivel Head for Smoker elevator, John Deer 48 Corn Sheller, Wagon Unloader false front and canvas, 500-qal. Tank on rubber tire trailer, Oliver 13 tube Disc Drill, John Deer Foraq Knlf Grinder, Post Hole Digger Dairy Equipment, 2 Unlco front end load Milk Coolers, a 4 and a 4-can units; International 3-can Cooler, Surg Hot Water Heater, 2 Surge Milkers, Surge Compressor, 20 Milk Cans, Electric Fencers, lot other dairy equipment.

Poultry Hatchery Equipment, Buckeye Special to The Morning Call PHILADELPHIA The Bell Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania reports success in 1962. The company spent more money yet earned more than in 1961. Operating revenues and profits rose substantially. Spending increased moderately.

In his annual report to stockholders. President W. D. Gillen pegs operating revenues during Savings Loan Tallies Show Balance Gain Special to Th Morning Call PITTSBURGH Insured savings and loan associations in Lehigh and Northampton counties fared much better in January of this year than they did in January 1962, the Federal Home Bank of Pittsburgh reports. New savings accounts totaled $1,345,000 this year.

Withdrawals totaled $1,305,000 leaving a net balance of $40,000. The story was far different last year, when withdrawals were $137,000 above savings. The report covers seven savings and loan associations in the two counties. The seven represent 97 per cent of total savings held by associations in the two counties. The volume of loans handled by the associations during January flipped from $662,000.

a year earlier to $616,000 in January. Investor: If Capital Loss By WILLIAM A. DOYLE Question I read in your col- umn that, when a person buys stock and that stock later becomes worthless, the person is allowed to report the cost of the stock as a capital loss on the income tax return he files for the year in which the stock became worthless. In 1945 I bought 35 shares of Kaiser-Frazer Corp. stock at a cost of $490 Doyle and in 1949 I bought another 35 shares of the same stock at a cost of $220.73 for a total cost of $710.73.

In March 1956, a new company called Kaiser Industries Corp. was formed and my 70 shares of Kaiser Frazer automatically tje- came only 17 shares of Kaiser Industries. Can I file an amended income tax return for 1956 and claim a capital loss for the big loss I suffered? Answer No. This is an entirely different situation. Your stock didn't become worthless.

It lost a great deal of its market value. But it still has some value. Kaiser Industries common stock is now trading at around $6.25 a share. So, your 17 shares now have a market -value of some $106.25. Unless that stock does become worthless (and that seems unlikely) you can't report a capital loss resulting from your investment becoming worthless.

If you sell those 17 shares, the difference between the price you receive and tne you paid: for the 70 shares will be a capital loss. You would, of course, report that capital loss on the income tax return you file for the year in which you sell the 17 shares you now own. The Kaiser Industries history is quite complicated. In 1956, after lf I 1 vriiiil i i AUDITOR'S REPORT SOUTH WHITEHALL TOWNSHIP, LEHIGH COUNTY, PENNA. PERIOD: JANUARY 2, 1962 TO JANUARY 7, 1963 Bank Balance Jan.

2, 1962 5,456.23 RECEIPTS Current Year Taxes sShiSS K'th "tlterment Highland. Park Cemetery. Call Southern Lehigh School District for two Prior Year Taxes 7,185.44 State Aid 42,217.40 Other Sources (A) to (O) form 905 39,148 61 Temporary Loan 62,000 00 Sanitary Sewers 53,000.00 Total Receipts and Balance EXPENDITURES (2) 1963 model standard 66 passenger buses with a trade-in of on (1) 60 pas-senoer 1950 GMC bus. Bid forms can be obtained at the office of the Secretary, 107 So. Main Street, Coopersburg, Penna.

WALTER H. WAVREK, Secretary Southern Lehiqh School District Coopersburg, Penna. Mar. 7-11-18 NOTICE -TO CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS Applications from Contractors interested In submitting bids for th construction work of West Reading Catholic High General Government Protection to Persons and Property Sanitary Sewers Hiqhwavs Temporary Loan Insurance Zoning Miscellaneous Engineering and Surveying Civil Defense Withholding Taxes lotai txpenoirures Bank Balance Jan. 7, 1963 STREET LIGHTING ACCOUNT Bank Balance Jan.

2, 1962 RECEIPTS iTeqA' RredE- fZj sional Engineer, 125 South Sixth Street, foramoo. Aller.town, Pennsylvania. Biddinq infor- MILLER George Washington, 80, of 233 mation. General Construction, Plu-nbinq Coal Lehighton, March 5, 1963; huv Construction, Heating end Ventilating band of Jennie (Driesbach) Miller. Serv-Construction, and Electric Construction i ices 2 p.m.

Saturday, R. M. Miller Drawinos and Specifications will be Funerel Home, 137 Fairview Union Question YOU Wrote that the! Current Year Taxes total Cost Of Securities purchased fotaPRaSlrt! and Balanc. EXPENDITURES Current for Street Lights Miscellaneous Total Expenditures Bank Balance Jan. 7, 1963 FIRE HYDRANT ACCOUNT Bank Balance Jan.

2, 1962 RECEIPTS Current Year Taxes Prior Year Taxes Total Receipts and Balance EXPENDITURES Water for Fire Hydrants Miscellaneous Total Expenditures Bank Balance Jan. 7, 1963 RESOURCES available to Qualified bidden on March! 15, 1963. P. Mar 7-8 9. Continued From Pago 7 ALBRiunT prank years days, of 57 Sycamore Macungie, March 3, 1963, in Allentown; husband of the late Katie (Boyd) Albright.

Services 1:30 p.m. Thursday, St. Matthews Lu theran Church, Main Street, Macungie. Interment Fairview Cemetery, Macungie. Call p.m.

Wednesday, Stephens Funerel Home, 1335-37 Linden Allentown, and at church noon to 1:30 Thurs day an ley St. Stephens. SEE THE WE'LL DO IT tAtiitk 41 Iw (at eiairwlt-ak iWmrm nr turtrlr i5oxtas I and which later become worthless can be claimed as a capital loss, as of the last day of the year in which they become worthless. You also wrote that it is possible to file an amended income tax return back as long as seven years in such cases. I believe you are wrong.

The Internal Revenue Code states that amended returns must be filed within three years. Correct? Answer Not in the case of worthless securities. In most cases amended income tax returns must be filed within three years But there is a special provision for worthless securities In such cases you are allowed to file an amended return within seven years after the due date for filing the original return. Rutherford B. Hayes was the second of seven native sons of Ohio to become president Cash In General Township Fund Account Cash in General State Fund Account Unpaid Taxes Value of Township Equipment and Buildings Total Resources LIABILITIES Outstanding Bank Loan Unpaid Bills and Payrolls Total Liabilities 42,000.00 Assessed Valuation of Township 1963 $18,070,160.00 Details of the above statement can be examined at the Township Office, published or posted In accordance with Section 547, Act 567, Approved July 1947, P.

L. 1481. MAYNARD A. RANDOLPH, Chairman HOMER L. LENTZ, Secretary WILLIAM H.

KUHNS Mar. C-Mar. 7 Auditor i getting ads. Dial 433-4241 NOW..