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Green Cooper Green Speaks To Electronics Grads ating class of United Electronics terday. Industry has the hard job of ranks, supervisory and management personnel, he told the 27 graduate electronic technicians. The opportunity is there and particularly in the electronics field, he said. But the right men are hard to find. Not only in Alabama, Green continued, but throughout the nation there is a continuing gap that needs to be filled with technically trained people.

Birmingham is in a better position than most places, however, due to new trade schools such as United Electronics, he said. "Give an honest days work for an honest day's pay and it will pay off both in your own envelope as well as in the profits of your firm," he said. He complimented the group because most already had been hired before graduation. The technical school, located at 2717 Seventh-av, now has about 500 students enrolled. It was started about two years ago by W.

L. Rector, president of United Electronics Laboratories in Louisville with the assistance of Mr. Green and the Birmingham Committee of 100 to fill a need for trained electronics technicians. The normal course runs for 18 months. Laboratories of Alabama yes- The great manhunt in industry is cn, W.

Cooper Green, exectuive vice president, Alabama Power Co. told the first gradu- locating, within the company Dewey Hosmer Funeral for Dewey Hosmer, 61, Brookwood, who died Thursday at a Birmingham hospital, will be at 2 p.m. today at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church Abernant with burial in adjoining cemetery, Brown Bessemer Chapel. Mr. Hosmer, an Alabama native, was a school teacher.

Survivors include the widow; daughter, Mrs. C. A. Squires, Bessemer; one son, Hugh W. Hosmer, Pensacola, two brothers, Lester Hosmer, Brookwood, Robert Hosmer, Birmingham; one sister, Mrs.

Emma Franklin, Brookwood. William J. Connell Funeral for William Joseph Connell, 80, 8029 Second-av, will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Christ Sanctified Holy Church at Perry, Ga. The body will be at Roebuck Chapel until noon today.

Connell, a native of Montgomery, died yesterday at a local hospital. He was retired from Continental Gin Co. Survivors include the widow; brothers, John, Cordova and Edward Connell, and a stepson, Earl A. Boudrow, Birmingham. EASY CREDIT! $1.00 WEEK 122 19th Bessemer 428-9209 HOUSE OF $850 EYEGLASSES "This year we really start enjoying summer!" Buy your own comfortable home with our comfortable financing ELECTRONICS GRADUATION- -A total of 27 graduates came out of the United Electronics Laboratories of Alabama school during graduation ceremonies yesterday.

From left are W. Cooper Green, vice president, Alabama Power who spoke at the graduation; Danny H. Barker, one of the graduates, and W. L. Rector, director of the school.

Traffic Arrests, Fines Increase In February A report to Mayor Albert well from Police Chief Jamie Moore of police activities during February showed an increase in arrests made and revenue from fires and citations. Total derived from traffic, courts, traffic citations, parking tags and other sources through the police department was up from $102,818 in 1963 to $107,245 this year for an increase of 427. During, 2159 February persons of were 1963, arrest- a ed with 2471 this year during the month for an increase of 312. The amount of stolen property recovered and returned to the owners showed a sharp drop during February of this year compared to last with a difference from of $144,812 $57,730 to or $87,082. a All four Recorder's Courts showed increases in fines and costs in February over the month a year ago.

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