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Simpson's Leader-Times from Kittanning, Pennsylvania • Page 13

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12--Leader-Times i Pa. Wednesday, Aug. 30, 1967 Ust Higher, iarly Trade Moderate NEW YORK (UP!) --Prices today opened higher in moder- ate trading on the New York Stock Exchange. Opening NY Stock Prices NEW YORK (UPI)-Stocks: Air Products 40V4-- Air Reduction Vs Allegheny Ludlum St 74V4 Allegheny Power Allied Chemical Allis Chalmers 36 Vs Alcoa American Airlines 40 A American Can 57 Ford tacked on VB to in American Cyanamid Va the steady auto group. American Motors added the same amount to 14Ki.

Chrysler held unchanged at 48Vi. Steels turned mixed, with Lukens advancing to 42. Republic and Inland also worked higher, but U.S. Steel and slightly. Texas Instruments lost.

IVs to 120Vi. Control Data climbed the same amount to 122 Beckman instruments rose to 69. Fairchild Camera, Sperry Rand and Magnavox also improved. Bethlehem eased American Motors 14V44- Ya American Tel Tel Vs American Tobacco 33Vs Anaconda xd 51 Armco Steel Vs Armour Vs Atchison Bendix Bethlehem Steel Vi Boeing Aircraft VB Borden Celanese Chesapeake Ohio Vs Chrysler 48Vi 26 Talk From World Of Finance rjEW YORK (UPI)-Thomson jMcKinnon says, considering thoj news background, the stock 1 'market is not turning in a performance. The analyst suggests low volume in the declining market indicates an absence of buyers rather than If this is so, the Company says the Dow Jones Industrial average should find support at the 880 level.

Cin Gin Mill Coca Cola Colgate Columbia Gag Commonwealth Edis Consolidated Edison Consolidated Cigar Consolidated Nat Gas Consumer Power Continental Can Corn Products Crucible Steel Curtiss Wright Detroit Edison 61 Vs 42 54 46 25 DuPont Eastern Airlines Eastman Erie Lackawanna Firestone Ford General ics 155 Norfolk Western 106 Vs North American Av North American Coal V-t VB jOlirt Mathieson Owen Illinois Glass Pan American Lenape Tech Has Smooth First Day Lenape Vocational Technical As As Something Pleasant To Vs Peabody Coal General General Foods General Motors General Telephone Goodrich Goodytar Great Atlantic Pac 30V4-- Reynolds Metls 47 Greyhound Gulf Oil Harbison Walker Illinois Central Ingersol Rand IBM International Harv International Nickel Interntl Tel Tel Jones Joy Manufacturing Kennecott Koppers Kresge Latrobe Stetl Leliigh Val Ind Me Don Dgls Mobil OU Monsanto Montgomery Ward Motorola Murphy Co National Aviation National Dairy National Dist New York Central 78 28 V4 VB 31V4 66 64 203 Vs Reynolds Tobacco Vs 67 4 Pennsylvania RR PepsiCo 82 Pittsburgh Plate GI 46 Polaroid xd 63 A i Republic Sttel 1,8 School had its "smoothest" opening day in its three-year history, school coorindator John Smith announced after students trooped back to classes yesterday. Sears Roebuck Sperry Rand Standard Oil Cal Standard Oil Indiana Oil NJ 38 95Vfc-- 102 tt Va 1 4 Tenneco Texaco Timken Roller Brng Vi 58 62Vs-- 28 73 43 Trans World All-lines 61 Union Carbide United Airlines US Play Card Uniroyai US Smelting US Sttel Italian Contessa Lends New Class to Ho "There were some bus scheduling problems but expect this to be straightened out after the other schools open and their buses start running," Robert school director added. The first day of classes presented only minor difficulties, such as some students wishing to change their class schedules. This was done with the help of guidance counelor John Karns. Enrollment at the school is somewhat down this year, 321 VB students as compared to 347 last 76 Vs 44 V4 4 Valley Va xd Western Union Air Br 46 'A 39 39 Vs Westinghouse Elec 8 Xerox Corp Youngstown 263 Vs 63 Is Help Hard to I Arthur Wiesenberger Co.

notes fall business prospects fcecome more i i ground Labor Day and any flisappointment developing in "the face of an expected improvement would have an feffect on market sentiment and fj prices. The company suggests -Jhat investors keep a balanced portfolio with individually attractive stocks, some inflation- jHeflation hedges and securities. "defen- Oppenheimer, Newberg Neu $ays it is not optimistic Regarding the immediate future the stock market and Suggests a further setback is a expectation." The Analyst advises investors to speculative commitments and build up buying Sjbower to take advantage of further sharp declines. Eciq Market PITTSBURGH (UPI)--Eggs: Market steady; receipts mod- supplies of large, me- and small fully ample for needs; demand slow to jumbos continued short of tcurrent needs. I fy.

jumbo white 45-50; A extra white 4247; A large white mostly 42-44; A medium Swfiite 31-37, mostly 32-34; white 33-35. Man Found SJpHILIPSBURG, Pa. (UPI)- Joiin Pintus, 77, a retired er, was found at 7 a.m. jesday by a 300-man search party after being lost nightlong woods near his home at Ifgwk Run, Clearfield County jrorth of here. Household Has To Liv By SYLVIA PORTER Are you among the millions of American wives who can't find household help in this era of drastic shortages of domestic workers? Or, if you have man- aged to i workers over the years, are you among the (7.

millions who fail to keep Osf them more than a few weeks or a few months? If you are, Porter consider reasons why you are having so much trouble finding and keeping household workers: Today, half of the nation's full- time, year-round household workers earn less than $1,265. Mine out of ten of all U.S. lousehold workers have a total yearly income of less than $2,000 and for two out of three, the yearly income is less than $1,000. In some areas, the typical houseworker's weekly wage is $25, way under the poverty line and way under the federal minimum wage which does not apply to household workers. Yet hundreds ol thousands of these workers are their families' chief, or only breadwinners.

Today, the fringe benefits which the vast majority of you enjoy, such as paid holidays anc vacations, paid health and life insurance, premium pay for overtime work, are virtually non-existent for the householc worker who has no union to repre aies capit Toe show matt from (poss (prol neig! actu; prob To empl have dard ditio man (witt that had are i Th furth dome An wage work achu Ar for cast- tribu don't feed Do wort vaca tiona Do spec and perf expe IT WOK Ar nrnu ttfi Planning to build a or a or a gameroom? SIMPLE AS ABC! We Recommend Translucent Panels Comes in Patio Green or White Slop lotJay for FREE BROCHURE and FREE HOW-TO-BUILD PLANS 8 -10 -12 lengths 22Vic sq. ft. We're Really Stocked With REDWOOD As Near As Your Phone To Make Your Additions Beautiful Rural Valley Lumber Co, Dial 783-2971 represent him or her and no lobbies in Washington or in state ipitals. Today, study after study has ihown, the ostensibly simple matter of public transportation from household worker's home (possibly in the slums) to job in wealthier city neighborhoods or suburbs) may actually be an unsurmountable on. date, we, the nation's employers of household workers, have failed' to establish standards of work hours or conditions, all too frequently demand excessive overtime work (without extra pay) or demand that workers perform jobs they Nu Mine Catholic Youth Organizing First meeting of the Catholic youth Organization of St.

Gabriel's Roman a i Nu Mine, was held recently in the church social with 13 members attend- g- The meeting opened with prayer by the Rev. Carl Milano, after which election of officers was held. Elected were: Linda Jlusnica, president; a lonkus, vice president; John VTcKee, treasurer; Raymond Bury, secretary. Members discussed plans for 'uture dances and bake sales. They held their first bake sale recently in the church social room.

The group will meet every bird Wednesday of the month. Next meeting will be Sept. 20. had not expected to perform or are not capable of performing. before you complain further about the problem of domestic help, ask yourself: Are you offering to pay a fair wage or salary, in terms of the work involved and in terms of actual living costs in your area? willing to pay extra for extra tiime worked? (The cast-off clothes you may contribute to your employe just don't count because they won't feed her family or pay her ent).

Do you compensate a full-time worker for a standard amount of vacation tune, plus a few na- holidays? Do you discuss with a prospective employe, in advance and in detail, the duties she is to perform and the standards you expect, and do you stick to your word about these? Are the living quarters you provide for a live-in employe clean and comfortable? Are you willing to provide worker with transportation, if public facilities are inadequate or unreasonably -time-consuming? Do you agree upon, in advance, what rest and mea' periods, telephone privileges anc sick leave she will have? If you change the rules, or schedules, do you first discuss and mutually agree upon the changes? Do you contribute your share of your employe's Social Security taxes each quarter? Do you protect your employe from personal or racial insults by your children? If your answer to ANY of these questions is NO, you are explaining to yourself why you have a household help problem. Roof Fail Kills Coal Mine Boss SALTSBURG, Pa. (UPI)--An assistant foreman for the Tunnelton Coal Mining Co. was diled Tuesday when he was rapped in a cave-in at the company's Marion mine five miles east of this southwestern Indiana County community. John R.

Walkowski, 60, of 112 Morth Johnstown, was standing apart from his work crew when a section of a roof collapsed about 50 feet inside a main shaft. None of the other workers was injured. The state Mines Department today investigated the accident. year. The school is now making By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Don't' ever say Hollywood ain't got no class.

Grace Kelly made it to princess, right? And now the Contessa Falza- coppa jetted in from Italy to play a in a new movie. Because Countess Rossella Falzacoppa leaves little room for anything else on the marquee, including the title of the picture "The Legend of Lylah Clare," this Italian noblewoman had the grace to cut her name down to Rosella Falk. While it lacks the Scintilla of aristocracy, it must be remembered that Rossella is, after all, most democratic. She is a redhead with wide-set the line too. Her.

father was a general in he Italian army in obth World Wars and now Rossella, an actress. "Sometimes I think there there has been a little madness in our family in recent generations," she smiled. "One of my great uncles was an enormously wealthy man and left his fortune to the dante poetry foundation." There are those who would agree that this indeed, is madness. plans to open evening classes forh iaze i eyes and the facial bone adults. Registration for these structure Garbo.

Her accent set for the evenings of Sept. 27 and 28. Killed by Auto PITTSBURGH (UPI)--Albert Eberle, 79, of Pittsburgh, was killed Tuesday night when he was struck by an automobile near his home on Brookline Boulevard in the city's Brookline section. is charming. Her background impeccable.

Back in the mid-17th century one of her forebears was a cardinal of the church and a pillar of Tarquinia in Tuscany. There was also a saint in her family, Santa Lucia Filippini who was an important nun in the 19th century. There have been distinguished priests along Rossella has built her own fortune. She owns an Italian theater company in which she works regularly. Clearly it is.a perfect way for an actress to escape Rossella has made movies in Italy, Fellini's 'W for instance, but she has never worked in Hollywood before.

"Italian directors, to save money, have made it a practice to film movies with interesting faces they find in cafes or along the streets. They paid them almost nothing. Then they would have actors come iri'and dub their voices. "That was the Desica 'and Rosselini method. But in the past three years they want Derformers instead of intergst- faces.

"Still almost every is dubbed anyway. If the director doesn't like the dialogue when the picture is completed," "he calls us in and has us entirely different lines. But the dubbing is done so well even Italian audiences cannot tell the difference." Rossella continues to prefer her theatrical work on the stage, bit with reservations. "Having your own company is like living in a golden prison," she said. "But I have been a part of it for 14 years and it is something like having a chilH-- you cannot desert it." When Rossella completes her role with Kim Novak she will return to Italy and the state-and the prestige of her family name.

Dog Show Receives Nearly 700 Entries Final count of dogs entered in the Ninth Annual Kittanning 1 Kennel Club dog show is set at 671 representing 87 different breeds. The show and obedience trials to be held at Pony Farm, three miles from Kittanning in North Buffalo Township, will kick-off judgings at 9 Sunday morning. Of the dogs entered, German Shepherds lead with 30 signed in, Poodles, including Toy, Miniature and Standard run a close second with 29, and Irish Setters and Great Danes are tied for third with 28 each. Major breakdown in judgings is as follows: Breed judgings at 9 a.m., Obedience at 10 a.m., Junior Showmenship at 2:30 and Group at 3:30 followed by best in show. Being an unbenched show, owners need only be at appointed stations during their judgings and may leave afterwards.

A more detailed schedule of tune, place and breeds to be judged will be announced later. Among rare breeds signed in are: Samoyeds, Borzois, Great Pyrenees, Vizslas and American Foxhounds to mention a few. SHIRTS Beautifully laundered ironed and individually packaged in cellophane. FOULIS HR DRYCLEANING SHIRT LAUNDERING RT. 422 WEST OF KITTANNING SO.

McKEAN ST. OPPOSITE KROGERS Formal Protest TOKYO (UPI) --The Japa nese Foreign Office said Tuesday it has filed a formal protest with the Soviet Union over alleged violations of Japanese airspace by Soviet aircraft Japanese investigators said Soviet Militate' planes were conducting maneuvers nea Rebun Island west of Japan's northern Wakkanai island on Aug. 19 when the illega overflight was said to hav occurred. Long Rest BERLIN (UPI) --Gospel singer Mahalia Jackson wil probably have to call off her European tour and take a long rest, her doctors said Tuesday Miss Jackson, 56, was hospitalized Monday night suffering from a cold and fever broughi on by overwork. West Berlin was her first stop on scheduled tour of West Germany, Britain, Switzerland anc Italy.

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