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EMPLOYMENT HUNTER-pizzuTi-Ben ciive, 30, 8TraveI Oportunities Pomona; Marquita, 33, Ontario. CLINKENBEARO SCHAFER LEAVING for Springfield, Missouri; 13 Situations Wanted Male URGENTJOBS NEEDED A SUN-TELEGRAM SAN BERNARDINO PHONE TUr -9644 Take 2 riders. Share expenses. PY 16 Salesmen Agents 20; Louis i 17, both Don Ray 456 St. 2-3465, Riverside.

WANTED: Ride or rlder s-to-Ml chT-1 SUfe 1 5LKJING. IE-I Wanted LABOR June 18. 1964 Yermo. YOUNG-DUANE Care 33; Kalhryn 27, both San Vital Records LAS VEGAS MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED: WYATT-BARRER Kennem 23, 1 Chiro; Joyce 27, Pomona. Ted, 21; Joan, I 16.

both Barstow. IFERRELL-FERRELL Frank I 48, remarried Dorothy 40, both CLEANING, GENERAL gan, June 24. Call 794-2884 eves. i I TU5-9495 TU 5-4716: 2: boys wish yd. work, orj painting of any type.

TU 9-3906. I JL. WARRINGTON-NEWMAN Ralph! 21, Highland; Nadine 17, lft LOSt and JT Olintl EMPLOYMENT NEED TOP SALES JOBS AVAILABLE San Bernardino. SACCONE-GRANT Vincent 30; i San Bernardino. I 16 Salesmen Agents 11 Situations Wanted Kathlen 21, bom untano NOTICE TO FINDERS The penal code of California provides that one who finds a list article undi-r circumstances whidi I c--niri uienn JJ.

Female HL1 I I We have immediate openinas for Wanted REAL ESTATE would "like baby- 5 im presently succesiui duvci iibiity real estate insurance or construc-j tion sales representatives desiring i alto; Virqima 34, Redlands. i il. uariha ii Rnth Ontario JONES-GRATE Daved 45, Ri tVp qmooz' 2 John 30' Jo San" Jy ilNnoiJlST WINTFRROWD 1 SKELTON-VOSS Kenneth 20.: El'ira 29' 25, San Bernardino. SALESMEN WANTED $CAMOM at 4uch property to his own use! silting light housework for the without makinq reasonable! ur' Mon- Frl- 525' Tu efforts to find the owner is guiityl .6 a Dener opportunity mr assuming i A lirenied manaaement resnnnsibilities and! We are swamped, can use 4 1 icensea mon Immediately. Opportunity to rrrt attaining higher financial compen-- I HOLROYD-ANDERSON Rlph! 'I both -i 40; Betty 35, FOUND: Tan German Shept.erd.te-, grow-! '500 to J2UUO rro.

rr vniuu tarn, lie. cn-ifiLncr. Age 2-5. Planned activities, lunches. 27th 8.

Harrison. TU 3-7073. KIDDIE care, thorough 8, dedicate 1 rm 1 mulie -aic, i sation. Our firm is a rapidly grow- sation. Our irm is a rapidly AAcCLELLAN-F RAN KLIN Gerald male puppy on 1 waterman nr.

im. ing sales organization with offices! d.s.v-. Mef 49; Elizabeth 41, both Needle. STEENDAHL-RRIGHT Victor 75, Corona Del Mar; Millicent 60, Trona. ELLIOTT ASS Fermond, 22; I 1 Highland; Donna 18, June 15.

iu uum-i California rising, wiaior Bernardino 1325 days, or TU 3-3403 after 8 ed. 2 yrs up. $12 50 "Sth? cteJ? "te fice opening July 1st. license ALDRIDGE-HOYT Jack 22, P.m.. Ask for Mr.

James. -Near Perns Park Jy3-9780. Ooy es; OK, will train mm "m'jJ m'm IE I rtnrvi Barbara IB. APR LOST: Go oen Keinever, male, vi-i ouuMvccrtK ruuu inMc OMr rnmin offices i-xi-lj Ul WJI MlrttlCIMWS yR 7.QO3Q Valley. cinity of North Gale Homes.

An-, if vrs. exp in various urn 01 nearest thir homes in completing Nona. 37. hflth Needlis. Paul' HEAD-MILES Delmar swers to "Red." Children's pet.i bus.ness Available immediateiv a highly personalized training and HOME REALTY SALhJi LU CHURCH-MONTGOMERY JI, Mild LOtnd, O'dUys 4, ncti Ca.l.

i Im PrXP Qnnh Mnnnr fltifiipnt ui 1 rWIASSOOATKJ swtvrf so nuuuciij-wi:" i kvwiiu. wvufcwi. 1 briouia ue SUUbldlllldl UU'n'U Ontario, 17-Help Wanted, Male Highland; Helen 0., J4, onldna. LOST' Dark brown Chihuahua. iumr jr.

ur ji. nmn juiuui om- tjme. COVERT-TALL. MAN Newton, rhid's Det. 25190 East 3rd.

be- pnt- Math, English, Spanish or future plans for the succesiful ao- ESPINOiA-LOPEZ John 21; Arleen 18. both Barstow. OLMOS-McWHIRTER Mario Twentynine Palms; Norma 33,1 tween Maryland 8, Shirley. TU 5-' Lnemistrv. iu Pjcants Involve rapid elevation to rvrj KICrCCCADV San Bernardino.

2128. INCR accounting machine. All pnas-I sales managers portions or posi-; 1VJ LAl. INLVLJJnlx 1 1 rM'inArr0W'1Md; HAD DO BAT B3- vvniioiii DouarH- A mn; ma ue PI. 1 es.

vvrne: M. 3'tilin, mmt jdiiidi Diy appointment to a general nidti 64; Jamie 54, bolh San Ber- ot one of the several new di- Rapid advancement Mart.rg ukint inr salary. I voung men to Siamese. Lost near St. Ann's Fe.St., san Bono.

Church. Name "Marmaduke." Call i COLLEGE girl wishes babysitting nardmo within a year. Compensation fori after 5 o.m. light housekeeping. Good reter TU 3-3929 or 9-6796.

these management positions ap-i rriEsal-l'i A u.rnarninn rninp un SPEVA-HARRIS Leon, 18; Sandra, 18, both San Bernardino. GOMEZ-GUEVARA Orlando 20. Ontario; AAartha, 22, Pumona. MERRYMAN-PFUHL Charles 37; Patricia 27, both San Bernardino. FELTIS-PAUL Delbert, 2V, Col-ton; Janice 18, Riverside.

HAMMOND-FAUST Ralph 21, Trona; Marilyn 21, Los Angeles. WOOD-CARRUTH Edward 24; Frances 21, both San Bernardino. FLITC RAFT-STEWART Clifford FOUND: Set of rings. Identify pay for ad. B.

L. Fredericks, Gen. Delivery, Barstow. LOST: Sunday In Waterman Canyon, Brown black pup. Part Beagle, proximate jn.uuu io jju.uuu vm h.inftii hut ml year with interesting medical in-; some experience helpful, bu not surance and employment benefits.

necessary. Must be neat friend You are cordially invited to bring ly. App'v 1 P0eter: your wife and attend an informal 6i a month to st art. Mr. Peter J2 ences.

TU9-5I15 or825-0573. REFINED, reliable Lady needs housework, ironing or baby sitting. Exp. Days, eves. TU 9-1473.

WORK wanted, will live-in or out. Babysitting or care for elderly person. Housework; TU 5OJ0I. DAY work. 4-6 hrs.

a day. Experienced. $1.50 hr. TU 9-1537. 'ico wearing choke chain.

TU 6-3524. 7C 17; Ann Lou, 42, both Hesoena JOO 03 3 S3 S0ARJ.N,OZ,n-rR"rOnd' George, Pekingese female. Vic. Del RICHARDS-DAVIS Robert, 3'' AAApc.wni' nn'rP Cnrrinn 9ft. Big Bear City; Joan 28, Plac i Apple Valley; Jewell 46, El Ca- AP wnephoto chart) I Rosa, Pacific 9th St.

Reward. TU 8-0803. FOUND: Class ring. '57. Identify pay for ad.

825-4936. Found: Small tan white dog. Long hair. 3420 North E. OVEII THE TOr? Chart on an Associated erville.

ROACH-HARPER James 41; Mary 39, both San Bernardino. MODE-SMITH Leo J. 20, San Bernardino; Brenda 17, IRONING, 1 DAY "SERVICE 2664 Serrano Road TU 3-3162 DAYWORK IRONING EXP. TU 8-07S1. LADY wants day work, experienced, references.

TU 5-5734. DAY WORK. EXPERIENCED. nuniiTBUiii ruurii jn, land; Grace S3, Alhambra. HARRIS-MATTINGLY Martin 37, Fontana; Lois 47, San Bernardino.

SENTIPAL-RIDGE Ronald 20, San Bernardino; Deanna, 17, Rialto. BRAYTON-EGE Robert 20; Gale 16, both Victorville. MAINTENANCE Electrician, heavy equipment Maintenance experience required. Apply Riverside Cement Oro Grande personnel oft ice, 8 to 4:30. Equal opportunity employer.

ICE CREAM SALESMEN Ages 21 to 65. time or weekends. High commissions. Apply Tropical Ice Cream, 8-11 a.m., 800 St. ESTABLISHED WATKINS route 300 customers.

Sell by app't. Full or part-time. $2.50 per hour up Pay starts at once. No lay off. 3271 North St 9 to 128.m NEED EXTRA CASH? Navy vets under 45 earn $30 to $50, 1 weekend per mo.

Investigate at 4th 8. Waterman or Call TU 5-0986 MEETING HOLIDAY INN OF AMERICA 666 Fairway San Bdno. 8 P.M MONDAY, Jl'XE 22 TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR dramatic expansion program. Plan your future NOW Refreshments will be served. New Used Car Salesmen Top opportunity for experienced See Mr.

Johnson. VAN WYK VOLKSWAGEN TU 24898 Base Line ONE used car salesman, exp. only, perm, position for right man. Exc. commisson plan.

Pd. vacations. See Mr. May at Empire Motors, 615 St. DIVORCES GRANTED: SHOULDERS Nancy L.

from William A. STOUT Jpsse L. Jr. from Shirley Tress survey shows thai Sen. larry Goldwater's delegate strength has soared to G74.

If he hangs on to that total, he will win the Republican presidential nomination with 19 votes to spare. Fifty-six votes pledged by Texas Republicans pushed him over the mark needed for nomination. 11 Special Notices Lonesbmeanonymous social gathering for those whose lives have been disrupted by divorce or otherwise. No fees nor dues. Friday, 7:30 p.m., 1140 W.

Mill St. Aftpr this date I will not be respon- EGE-MYERS Bob, 18, Victorville; Diane, 16, Apple Valley. PARKER Mable M. from Charles GOOD WORKER. TU 9-ood.

Babysitting by mature woman. School aqe. Del Rosa area. TU 3-6662. NURSE7 days, $1.50 per hr.

2314 Le Rov.Call TU 3-7957. OFFICE cashier, motel, child care. Unencumbered. 8-3561. MATURE babysitter, $1 hr.

Own transp. TU 7-3353. TEENAGE girl babysit for summer mos. Exp. 5 day wk.

TU 5-6666. W. DIKES Carmen from Leroy ANDER SON Eileen K. from James: sible for any debts other than my own. Ltwib t.

siai-i-uku, 11510 Pepper Bloomin'vton, Calif. (Continued on Next Page) AFTER this date I will not be re- DIVORCES FILED: OLEN Daniel E. vs. Mary A. COHN Mary J.

vs. Kenneth K. KORNELE Susanne S. vs. Raymond L.

I FTTIINICHMaraaret Vi. Ed sponsiDie tor any aiuib umn than my own. PAUL IVAN GARRETT, 1240 Crestview San 15 Schools and Educational QUALITY TRAINING' Prosperity Pleases LBJ U.S. Economy Bernardino, Cant ward B. AFTER this date I will not be re- BENDER Arnetta vs.

Andrew sponsible for any debts other thani CARTER Beverly J. vs. Norman E.j my own. JAMES W. CREECY, JR.

ROBERT SCHWARZ, President Jr. 407 E. South Rialto, Calif. LT--U COLONEL USAF, RETIRED alfl will nnf hp r- CHIEF CIVILIAN TRAINING ANNULMENTS GRANTED: AFJ0Ensible for any debts "otner than) USAF TRAINING COMMAND WWII ROWE Vernon F. from Eva Mane; my own.

August C. Jaeqars, P.O. Box 133, Lake Arrowhead, Calif, i MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED: Tutoring Certified teacher. Read-i PARKS-GOODWIN George ing, arithmetic, spelling. Buena Park; lolani, 22, Riallo.

TU 3-5464 GIL 1. 1 AM HA ECK- James waitress "to "take1 liene 16, both Ontario. ovpl. Ci))p lor themselves. 1090 AMERICAN BUSINESS COLLEGE 3(H) St.

TU 9-8122 MEN I earn To Be HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATORS mil LtK-u LUWPli iA. uen-i North Qf i vit, Colorado; Sandra 22, Mont- Rt- AI Sll K. INC. i clair. BCD NH AME ISAACS R.chard sch i 20, Fullerton; Judith 20, 1340 Mt.

Vernon, Colton hlWmir rain in So. Cal. on Bulldozers SAT HE R-MAR DE Stanley Jr REALMLK, INC. ciijhoih a 'J4. hnih fintarin Frances Giersch fjn-46ji Graders, Cranes, etc.

Quality for the big paying iobs. TU 5-321. Associated Heavy Eouip. School 381 8th San Calif. LESSONS on your favorite instru- ment.

136 b. igniang. i j-jujq. 12 Personals 4TH AND STS. SAN PERNARDINO Classified Ads Information and Index DURING OFFICE HOURS PHONE TUrner 9-9666 Nights, Saturday Afternoon, Sundays and Holidays Call TUrner 8-0055 Your Ad Will Be Recorded Classified ads are accepted subject to the publishing regulations of The Sun Co.

THE SUN CO. WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ERRORS AFTER THE FIRST INSERTION. Report errors immediately. The Sun Co. reserves the right to reject advertisements, edit copy and correctly classify all ads.

Deadlines Reports Rosy I WASHINGTON i AIM The chaise Commission and the capital was abloom yesterday federal Trade Commission r-with rosy reports on the nation's ported the profits of manufac economy. luring corporations were 27 per' Jobs, "personal income, maim- cent higher in the first three! lacturing profits and production months of this year than last, were up, and labor disputes! Profits after taxes, the report down. 'added, were $5.12 billion, com- 'pared to $4.2 billion in the first; "Our economic prognosis of 1963. one of continued growth," declared President Johnson after! Secretary of Commerce Lu-a look at some of the figures ther H. Hodges said personal in-and no doubt pleased at the come rose to a seasonally ad-prospect of having prosperity in justed rate of almost $485 bil-an election vear.

lion in May, $25 billion above May 19fi3. These were the findings by the various agencies Tuesday The Federal Reserve Board after adding up and comparing reported that industrial produc- percentages: tion increased in May for the The Securities and Ex- ninth consecutive month. HUDSON-FINER William D. 23, Klamath Falls, Oregon; Regene A. 20, Apple Valley.

GILLESPIE-McEWAN Daniel 25, Baltimore, Maryland; Mariel 21, China Lake. FERRONATO-PACE Laurance 20, Bloomington; Audrey 20, Colton. HILDEBRAND-JONES Phillip 21, Colton; Dorothy 20, San Bernardino. BORN: BANGLE Son to Mrs. Roger 874 W.

Colton, June 13, 1964, at San Bernardino Community Hospital. NOLTE Son fo Mrs. Donald 613 W. Ramona Drive, Rialto, June 13, 1964, at San Bernardino Community Hospital. BILBRE Son to Mrs.

Bennie SUMMER SCHOOL STARTS JUNE 22 Enroll now for EZ write Shorthand EZ Typing Bkkpg. Clerical many other courses. SKADRON COLLEGE 798 4th St. TU 5-3896 ACCREDITED by A.C.B.S. BE A BARBER JOBS PLENTIFUL American Barber College OF SAN BERNARDINO 593 W.

3RD ST. TU 5:9261 LEARN A TRADE NOW! Calif. School of Automation TU 5-0961. 8i3 North D. Suite 3 EMPLOYMENT Auto Insurance BEEN CANCELED I Insure Anyone.

Drunk Drivers. Yoiina Drivers, Over Age Drlvn MypSAPYC'lstVYOU CAN PLAN James McGuire 732 I'D" St Phone TUr 47U TEMPORARY MONEY PROBLEMS' Solve them permanently by refinancing the present loan on your Real Estate 8. get the casli vor need without increasing your monthly payments. BENEFICIAL MORTGAGE 337 W. Base Line TU 9-1068 GIRL NEEDS HOME Young lady attending Skadrnn College of Business, would like to work in nice home in exchange for room, board, carfare.

Call Placement Director, TU 5-3896. 1677 Union San Bernardino, June 13, 1964, at San Bernardino Community Hospital. HAAS Daughter to Mrs. Elwnod 13237 Midway Drive, Whittier, June 14, 1964, at San Bernardino Community Hosoita 16 Salesmen Agents Wanted HERNANDEZ Son to Mrs. TonV 1536 Virginia San Bernardino, HAVE your fortune told by ancient sand readinqs 8.

spirnuai reaom'r, sand reaoinas spirnuai reauin, nr Community Hospital. IZ iwi.in With th is ad 8, NhK A TH AW IF YOU HAVE A CAR, TU, GUI, BOAT, OR WHAT HAVE YOU TO SELL FOR EXTRA CASH I DAHSE Son to Mrs. Henry 540; special reading, 956 E.i i i Mores ban Bernardino, June' Highland Ave Call tor appoint-i Free to make overnight trips to 15, 1964, at San Bernardino Com-J men( tu 2-9256 nearby areas. Our lop men make munity Hospital. 0l hmt.

a orinkinn "problem over San Bernardino, -ipl 1 June 16 1964 Mrs Alexandra G( PRACTICAL HYPNOSIS us repeat commissions. Sales ex- Jlx.f".r habits, nervous disorders. Un-( DPrience helpful but not necessary. Your Money's Worth My SYLVIA I'OKTLIi dent California 55 years, San Ber-i der Doctor's 6-J We train. See Mr.

Cary, 10 to i 1 j44 WAINICL': renniit tyiiiKuiiiun i m.u,., iviumuct i ucjuo, uinr, nardino 17 years. Services 10 a.m. in.Hu Irln. Mpxirn Citv via Air St. Classified Ads Daily 3:00 P.M., Day Preceding Publication, Saturday, 12 Noon.

Classified Display Daily 5:00 P.M., 2 Days Preceding Publication, Noon Friday for Sunday. Office Closed Noon Saturday, All Day Sundeys and Holidays. Kales Classified Ails I Day 40c Per Line 3 Days 34c Per Line Per Day 4 Days 29c Per Line Per Day 7 Days 23c Per Line Per Day 30 Days 19c Per Line Per Day MINIMUM 2 LINES Count 5 Average Words Per Lin Classified Display 1" to 10" Over 10" Per $036 Per $052 Column Inch Column Inch Lines. Share expenses. TU 2-6290.

MFET "single Seventh-day Adventist, 30-45. Answers confidential. Sun Box 420. Saturday, Grove Colonial Mortuary Chapel. Burial, Monteclto Memorial Park.

NELSON In San Bernardino, June 16, 1964, Mrs. Anna J. Nelson, 86, native Mistlos, Sweden, resident Solen, N.D., two years. Body being forwarded to Flasher, N.D., for services, burial. Friends may call at Mark B.

Shaw Chapel. LOVELY fbdr'm. Patio, yard, cool a Good All? fs easy to find SHOP where you have the widest selection The SUN degroni A I I i ADS under "Autos lor Sale" Today and Every Day the Inland Empire's Greatest AUTO Market Place er, colton i a a-iiyi or i u. GUITAR, Piano organ lessons your home, mine. FORTUNE Teller, this ad 8, 2018 W.

Foothill Blvd. TU 5-9632. Worms, any quantity. 3874 Mt. View.

TU 2-3951. FAIRBANKS In Denver, June National organization needs man to train for posilion as Assistant Manager. Good earnings including salary while learning. Plannea trainin program, health 8, retirement benefits. Progressive ad vancement assures lucrative bright future for right man.

Apply 1375 E. Highland Ave. in Flowerland Plaza. For evening appointment phoneTU 6-8213. REAL ESTATE SALESMEN Have openings for salesmen who are willing to work want to make $1500 to $2000 per month in active office.

We advance money to salesmen to get you started. Wonderful opportunity. Call Mr. Evans, or come to office, i168 E. Highland.

TU 2-3721. Bruhn Realty SALESMEN Furniture or appliance experience preferable. Paid vacations holidays, group Insur 14, 1964, Grant Fairbanks, 53, native Minnesota, resident Cos Altos Hills, former Redlands resident. Say you walked into your lo- permarkel displays an average cal supermarket and saw 6i000 different items, up from the "fresh" groceries (bread, vegetables, fruits, a i than 4'000 only 10 ears products) in the middle of theiag- and each of these items ATTRACTIVE girl, tall. Meet man Graveside services 3 p.m.

today, 45-55. Refined, uetaiis. aun pox ti. c. Hillside Memorial Park, Redlands, Body lies In repose 10 a.m.-2 p.m 13 Situations Wanted Male today, F.

Arthur Cortner Chapel, Redlands TfvJ retired bookkeeper store and all the "dry" foods in virtually sell itself. HAMMEN In Redlands, June 16. 1964. Dr. Lewis B.

Hammen with family to support, exp. In taxes, payrolls, P. stores, cartons and cans around the out 60, native Illinois, resident Red-lands 57 years. Memorial service 2:30 p.m. Sunday, June 28, First factories, professions.

Need work not fringe benefits. Sun Box 400. Page is Columns Wide A second key conclusion of side the exact opposite of to ance offered. Tremendous oppor BOX NUMBER SERVICE CHARGE Method st Church, Redlands. t- the study is that habit is a basic day's conventional layout.

BOY, 16 vrs. old, strong, desires work on ranch or farm. Has worked around dairy. TU 9-4785 50 IF MAILED $1.00 Afthur Cortner Chapel, Redlands, Would this change the kinds factor in our shopping, we've Eve. or Sun Box 402.

tunity for advancement. Apply in person, 9 to 5. See Mr. Haines at McMahan's Furniture, 472 3rd St. National Heating fc Air Condition in Manufacturer desires local resident Sales Representative with proven WEEDS hoed, lawns mowed.

8, trash and amounts of food you'become accustomed to the con in charqe. HARBAUGH In Redlands, June 16, 1964, Mrs. Marion S. Har-baugh. 64, native Wisconsin, resident Redlands 11 months.

Services, in Knt. Wash. Ar-Pi'ir Cortner Chapel, Redlands, in bought? ventional supermarket layout hauled. Houses paintea insrae a out. Also furniture hauling.

Call Fred Jure, TU 9-7161. Painting int. 8, ext. Soray or brush. experience sales record.

Give Extremely rens. aiso oaa iuui, complete resume. All replies strictly confidential. Write Sun Box 404. free est.

TU 3-5416. YARD work, hauling, weeding, rug LARGE construction firm needs uj.ihinu. fir. I resentalive. Top pay for right man.

vuaxina TU 9-5429. No construction exp. needed. We i chTroa arrangements. VAN DPR SLUIS-ln San Rornar- i riino, J'me 17 1964, Mrs.

Lillian A. Van Der Slilis, 72, mtive I New Jersey, resident California 41 veirs Colton t''2 years. Grave-si-i-' 2 pm. Friday, Pari- Lor Anqele Knogsnyders Mortuary, Co'ton, in charge. "LOW rates to haul appliances, furni- train San Bdno.

County only! TU ture, hedge tree trash, elc. Call TU 4-7561. Real Estate Salesman or woman LAWN care, light hauling, day or for active oftice. Top location. and we don't want to see the It certainly would! If you're layout altered, an average shopper you'd buy only of groceries in this As George Kline, executive experimental supermarket editor of Progressive Grocer, against $11.40 worth in the con-confirms.

"Customers object to ventional supermarket, an as-even mild changes in a store, tunishing 33 per cent difference You just move the coffee lo an- and this despite the fact that other aisle and shoppers start the products offered would be complaining." virtually identical. what makes us buv the lood You'd buy only 14 dilterent we do? Why do we 'favor one food items in the new super- market over another? How do! 10063 Sierra, Fontana 877-0737 No lob too large or small SELL" the best, earn the most com nirii Parson 4-0512, mission. Encyclopedia Britannica CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our heartfelt i.u--' windnuc. Yd Phone 10 a.m. to 12 noon only, thanks to each everyone who as-1 work Ref' What have you? TU for TU 5-1682.

sisled us in our bereavement in iALUM. awning salesman. Exp. pre Index lo CJassifiraliitns Over 100 Different Classifications to Fill Your Every Need Announcements 1-12 Employment I3-20A For Rent 21-36 Financial 37-42 Pets and Livestock, etc. 43-50 Furniture and Appliances 51-61 Musical 618-62 Office Equipment 63 Swap 64 Lumber and Building Supplies 67-69 Engines, Pumps, Machinery 70 Miscellaneous 71 Autos, Trucks, etc.

718-77 Tractors, Farm Equipment 78-79 Mobile Homes, Trailers, etc. 80 Boats, A irplanes, Motorcycles 81-83 Real Estate 84-104 County Dealers You may place you ad or order you subscription with the county dealer nearest you. the loss of our husband vajadi. ppas: "frff EST I ferred. Commission.

682-3020. Riv- I oic WORK. REAj. I-Ktt tbl. rt Lewis rv.

iNewourv. tm uti Nolfl7n Si Nerby! -BERING-- PATemNG so kindly assisted me in mv residential, industnaLjwork.J B62-59 bereavement in the loss of my ACCOUNTANT Bkkpr. Full charge You Can Be an American Gi office local ref. TA 5-208. husband, John T.

Heeney. Mrs. Helen Heeney. HIGH grad. desires work of any kind.

Can type. TU 5-2529. tuiirvci dismal 10 u. mu um vve react to subtle dillerences in and this despite the fad that. food packaging, pricing arrange-you spend the same amount of ments on shelves, Do we time shopping for the items.

have real personal food You would buy fewer frozen or are we driven mainlv FUNERAL DIRECTORS Lord's Funeral Chapel CALL TU 9-9666 Distinctive Funeral Service Fred Reta Lord, Owners 1356 NO. Mt. Vernon Ave. TU 9-2721 MARK SHAW "INC. Memorial Chaoel Kremer Chaoel 1525 Waterman 1446 Mt.

Vernon TUr 4-2131 TUr 41161 a c. 9 0 0 0. 0 0 0 0 E' P. TODAY foods in the new layout than in bv impulse and suggestion? the old, but you'd buy more The Agriculture study produce. More specifically, the evaluale the effects of likelihood that you'd buy coffee merchandising methods on sales would be down 45 per cent in and consumer demand or farm the new setup and the is just the hood that you'd buy pretzels illustration of the un-would be off a whopping 73 peri dentcd lh and breadlh cent.

The chances that you ()f research on todav jn buy citrus fruits, though, would b()th government and industrv be up 23 per cent. answer such fundamental and With Top Qualifications IN 13 WEEKS Learn to Earn With Automation Shorthand Typing General Office NCR Bookkeeping and Others Register Now for Classes Starting Monday, June 22 Be on a September Payroll TU 9-8122 AMERICAN Business College 360 St. (at Court) GSOVE COLONIAL MORTUARY 738 E. Highland Ave. TUr 2-128B Ralph Wm.

Allen Funeral Home Phone TRianqle 5-1123 130 S. Rialto STEPHENS BOBBITT Funeral Home ns Strpt Phone TU 5-0281 CEMETERIES VONTECITO MEMORIAL" PARK Cemetery Lots Mausoleums Crematory Ph. TA 5-3024 South End of Waterman Ave. MT." VIEW CEMETERY Hinhland Avenue at Waterman On Bernardino Ph. TII-- 2-94n PIONEER MEMORIAL CEMETERY 7th St-eel and Sierra Way San Bernardino TU 5-6385 (CEMETERY LOTS I i2 choice Monteclto lots." Leaving slate.

TU 8-5176. I SUNRISE-SUNSET Friday, June 19, 1964 SSI San Bernardino's Average Family Income Is 56,125 Per Year I960 Bureau of Censui What's Yours? CSA will train you to earn your share of the southland's bustling economy. Learn a well-paying career choose from Grocery Checking Cashiering PBX Receptionist Typing-Shorthand IBM Keypunch IBM Tab Wiring 1401 Computor Programming Day or Evening Classes Train Now Free Placement Assistance Phone TU 5-0961 CALIF. SCHOOL OF AUTOMATION 813 North St. San Bernardino 3701 Merrill Ave.

Riverside (Asterisks denote class locdtiOM) AND Loma Linda PY Prefix Phones Call PY 3-2174 TU Prefix Phones Call TUr 9-9444 SUN, OFFICE For Subscriptions: William Brown 10243 S. Tippecanoe PY 4-0632 Needles Neal Sprague 119 Street, Needles EAstgate 6-2159 EAstgate 4-3359 Ontario SUN OFFICE 201 S. Fern YUkon 4-7505 For Subscriptions: Ted Cook YU 4-3133 Redlands SUN OFFICE 209 Stale PYramid 3-2174 PYramid 3-2175 Rialto SUN OFFICE 133 S. Riverside TRiangle S-3633 Ridgecrest Trona For Subscriptions: Frank T. Crom P.O.

Box 557 Call FRontier 8-3121 Trona Mrs. Doris Bray P.O. Box 443 424 llth Pioneer Point Ph. 3111 Twentynine Palms Bob Sauers 5960 Bagley, 367-2112 Upland Bill Trueblood 114 E. St.

Upland YU 2-0415 Victorville Hesperio SUN OFFICE 14974 Circle Drive Victorville Ph. OH 5 3476 For Subscriptions: John Moore 14974 Circle Dr Ph. 5-9596 Yucaipa Advertising Redlands 793-7174 Subscriptions Yucaipa 797-0043 Barstow SUN OFFICE 123 S. First St. Barstow, CL 4-4866 For Subscriptions: James E.

Knox 1 1 25 I. Williams Barstow, Ph. CL 6-2887 Banning Beaumont John G. Buchanan 1651 W. Gilman 849-2134 Bloomington SUN OFFICE VAIlay 2-1137 or TRidngle 5-0753 Chino George Riha'.

P.O. Boi 366 NAtional 8-2025 Colton SUN OFFICE 124 St. OVerland 4-2344 TAIbot 5-2121 C. E. Edwards Cucomonga Alta loma Don Qudschnick, 5708 N.

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VAIUy 2-552' Sunrii Suniel j.j a.m. 8:01 P.m. RAINhAU AID ONE OF OUR AD TAKERS WILL HELP YOU WORD THE AD YOU WAHT CLASSIFIED ADS SUN-TELEGRAM baffling questions as the above. These are just a lew of the striking findings of a new study Tie(, (o thc answers js u. by the U.S.

Department of Agri- ure of tie mi mm a vea). culture Economic Research f()()d markct in(lustn, Dopfy in. Service, in which researchers voKe(j are )t rm followed 1.292 customers n.m ()0(J shj supermarket entrance to check- lTS distributors, out counter in three stales Thus have wc lowed so closelv bv economists The first key conclusion the md maI.ku as Wl, Agriculture Dept. came to about zigza and fj us is that the more space we our marketbaskets. Never a cover in a supermarket and he tl)ere bm) vmLMm more food items we see, the-on our use (or non.use of shop.

more we buy. jng istSi our attjtudes toward In the experimental stamps our response to aisles were broken up by the minnr price ciianges. etc. central fresh food counters -cutting off the shoppers' long1 Yet. what the experts primar- vista and unbroken journey the are discovering is Uial we length of the store.

As a result, can-t be stacked up in neat the shoppers covered less of the rows ike crackers in boxes. store area, saw fewer extra Kine pil(s it wcn wllen be ob. items they might have bought stTVfs. "The housewife changes in impulse and almost sure'y her mind at will. She has no orgot items they id intended store loyaltv.

She belongs to no bu one." As the author. Michael the one thing that Van Dress, emphasizes. "Pro-wji M(nrr be pre-packaged lor j.ict exposure is a critical lac- easy consumption by business-ur in the modern food super- men is the American housewile-iuiikcl." Today, a tvpical su- sho)per iAII lights reserved i 1962-62 season to dale 8 23 1962- 63 season total 8 58 1963- 64 season to date 14.94 Aug .09 Sept 4.42 Oct. 1.58 Nov. 2.66, Dec.

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