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3ffW SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 18. I960 POUGHKEEPSIE JOURNAL 2 Falls Girls Listed Missing Wapplngert Fallt police last night broadcast 13 state misting person alarm for two wappln Iri Falli glrla. Captain Coata Identified them ai Virginia Eagan, 18. of 12 Henry atreet.

a Wapplngers Central ichool aenior, and April O'Oell. 14, of 23 rrankllndale avenue. The cantata laid th OTiell girl failed to return home Fri day night after attending a wapplngert Falla block dance, and reported the Eagan girl has! been mining from home since bout midnight. aitain uuhta said one report had the Eagan girl going to Lakevllle, Conn. She wai reported minting to police at 8 45 a.

m. yesterday by her mother, Mrs. Dora Dnx ey, while the O'Dell girl wa re ported missing at 30 by her mother, Mrs. Alice O'Dell. The Eagan girl Is five feet three Inches tall and weighs between 85 and 90 pounds, and baa brown hair and blue eyes VVhen last seen the was wearing a blue skirt and white blouse The O'Dell girl la five feet 44 Inches tall, and has brum yet and long brown hair.

She Wears glasses. When last seen the was wearing a pink sweater under a white sweater, turquoise shorts, white socks and black shoes. Authorities said they did not know If the girls were together. Hudson Man In 'Good' Condition Frank "Mickey" Walker. 54.

Hudson electrician, last night was reported in good condition at Columbia Memorial hospital, Hudson. He was injured Thursday afternoon in Columbia atreet. Hudson, when he fell 13 feet from a ladder while making "walk" changes on a traffic light. Rain Forestalls U. S.

Tennis Victory CLEVELAND (AP) A runaway conquest by the U. S. over Venezuela in the American tone Davis Cup tennis finals was Interrupted yesterday as rain halted the doubles encounter. After allowing the South Americans only four of 40 games in yesterday's singles, the U. S.

boys were on their way to clinching the title In the two man play when a torrent turned the clay court Into a quagmire. Earl Buchholz and Chuck Mc Kinley, St. Louis youngster, led three games to none in the first set of the doubles, having allowed Iyo Pimentel and Marcos Gambus, Venezuela's best, only two points while scoring 12. Grant Apologizes For Quitting Indians CLEVELAND (AP) Pitcher Jim (Mudcat) Grant told Cleveland General Manager Frank Lane yesterday he was aorry for his actions Friday night, which in turn caused Manager Jimmy Dykes to suspend him for the rest of the season. Dykes took the disciplinary action after Grant had drefsed and left the stadium without permission following a bullpen argument with coach Ted Wllks.

Grant, a Negro, claimed Wllks called him a "black so and so." Wllks is white. Mrs. J. Hunting Otis Dies; Prominent in Music Circles Mr. Lucille Martlndlll Otla, prominent In county musical circlet for many years, died yesterday at her home, 41 Crescent road, city, after a long Illness.

She wai the second wife of the late John Hunting Otlt, former president of the Dutchess County Farm bureau, who died Aug. 31. 1B58. Ills great grandfather. John II.

Otis, had served as a ttat senator In 1852 53, and was a local power in politics. MRS. OTIS was head of the voice department at Bennett college, Mi II brook, where she taught many years. She was director of the choir at the Federated Church of Mlllbrook, and also was an organist there for 25 years. She sang here as a soloist with the Euterpe Glee club, the Dutcbess County Philharmonic society, the Community Singers, and also sang at recitals for the Dutchess County Musical association.

Mrs. Otis resided In Mlllbrook the greater part of her life, coming to Poughkeepsle about eight years ago to make her home. MRS. OTIS WAS the former Lucille Martlndlll, of Columbus, Ohio, and had participated in many musical events In that city. Included was the solo role In Handels Messiah, given each year by the com bined Welsh choruses of that city.

She also was soloist at Ohio State university, singing with the symphony orchestra there. MRS. OTIS RECEIVED her early voice training with baritone Alfred Harrington, of Lon don, and at the Chicago Musical college. Later she was brought to New York City by Herbert Wltherspoon. then managing the Metropolitan Opera house where she studied under the tutelage of Herbert Schnidler Then the studied in Rome un der the direction of Alfredo Martino.

In addition to her local con certs. Mrs. Otis appeared at concerts In Aeolian hall, New York, and at the Brooklyn Acad emy of Music. SURVIVORS INCLUDE a daughter, Mrs. Herbert R.

Han sen. Concord. N. a son, John Hunting Otis II, Wapplngers Falls, and two stepdaughters. Mrs.

Jack M. Jester and Mrs Frederick Place Doylestown. two sisters, Mrs. J. E.

White and Miss Christine Martlndlll. Columbus Ohio; a brother. Martlndlll. Mlllbrook, and six grandchildren. Services will be conducted In the Federated Church of Mill brook at 2 p.

m. tomorrow, and burial will be in Poughkeepsle Rural cemetery under the di rection of the A. A. Schoon maker Funeral home, city. MRS.

LUCILLE MARTIN DILL OTIS, a well known soloist In county music circles, who died yesterday after a long Illness at her city residence. She Is shown here In a photograph of some years ago. Cars in Accident In. Millbrook Area Mlllbrook State Police at 10 o'clock last night were investi gating a reported two car acci dent In Dutchess turnpike. Route1 44.

near Mill lane, not far from Mlllbrook. 700 Children At tails Event About 700 Wapplngers Falls children between 3 and 15 years old yesterday attended the 10th annual field day put on by the Wappingers Falls Police Athletic league, according to Police Captain Costa, who termed it the largest turnout to date. There were 35 different con Soon as I left I knew I wasjtests at the bleachery ballfleld in lower Market street, including races and pie eating contests. Captain Costa said the children consumed several hundred pounds of hot dogs and 125 cases of soda. doing the wrong thing," Grant told Lane.

"I was going to turn. around and come back, but didn't." "You should have," Lane said. "Dykes had to suspend you, under the circumstances." City Chamber Asks Town To Weigh Joint Trash Plan The Poughkeepsle Area Chamber of Commerce last night made known It bad requested Town of Poughkeepsie officials to consider a coopera tive City Town plan for trash disposal of the two municipalities. A letter on the proposal sent to Supervisor Mahar and other Town officials by Thomas Shak er chairman of the Chamber's Area Relations committee follows: "MANY MEMBERS of our board of directors and also members of our Area Relations committee attended the meeting Thursday, Sept. 8, and were impressed with the report that Allen Raymond presented on the study that he and his com mittee had made on refuse dls Dotal "This matter was on the agenda of our Board meeting of Sept.

9. The Board voted unanimously to send this letter to you urging that the Town Coun cil Investigate the possibility of joining with the City or Poughkeepsle In providing refuse disposal facilities as a Joint city town service through modification and additions' to the present City Incinerator pUnt to aerve both the city and the town. "OF COURSE, this matter ahould be thoroughly studied aa to Immediate' and long range advantages aa wall aa to capital and operating' coata. The engineer' report appear to Indicate substantial advantages In a tingle facility to serve both City and Town. Further, It would appear that a combined facility would.

offer a quicker solution to tfit' Town's refuse problem and that the recommended installation would be auparior In preventing air pollution. "The problems faced by the City and Town of Poughkeepsie are not unique. They are aimilar to problems throughout the state. Consequently this area should observe and profit by action taken elsewhere In the solution of like problems. "The New York State Office for Local Government sponsored a workshop in Albany on June 5 8 of this year for the consideration of problems facing the state's municipalities.

The workshop deliberations made It abundantly evident that munici palities are turning to coopers tive action as the means of pro viding local government services In the Interest of improved efficiency and lower overall costs. The last State Legislature, recognizing the need for joint action at the local level, enacted additional legislation to facilitate cooperative action by local governments. The following is a significant conclusion 'quoted from the workshop report. The conferees are agreed that attention of municipal officials should be called to recent and previously enacted statutory authorisation! pursuant to which local governments may provide, administer and municipal services The Poughkeepsle Area Chamber of Commerce, with1 members in both City and Town. strong'v endorse cooperative action by the two municipalities In the beat Interest of the whole area.

To this end, we urge you to give the refuse disposal matter prompt and thorough considera tion and respectfully suggest that you move to coordinate vour study with the. Common Council of the City of Poughkeepsie." Mrs. Wing, 69, Mother of Countiar Mrs. Edward Wing. 60, of 271 Griffith atreet.

Jersey City. mother of Mrs. Dorothy Sut ton, Hyde Park, died Friday in the Jersey City Medical Center after a long Illness. Mrs. Wing, the former Florence Frodla, was born May 20, 1891 In Illinois, the daughter of Henry and Ida Frodia.

She was educated in Brooklyn and for a time resided In Poughkeepsle She had bern a Jersey City resident the last 14 years. MRS. WING Is survived by her husband; three daughters, Mrs. Sutton, and Mrs. Florence Munico and Mrs.

Helen Cinio, New Jersey; one son. Dewey Wing. New Jersey; and seven grandchildren. Funeral services will be con ducted at the home of Mrs Wing's niece, Mrs. Ralph Brown.

In Millbrook, at 2 o'clock Tuesday. Burial will take place in the Amenia Union cemetery. Arrangements are in charge of Ralph A. Brown, Stanfordville Deaths RXirnicnio nrn ai reatkaeeoei. tee IT, aim.

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September it. 1. MM, wll af Atetanaar attt Mather af Tanna and Mam Lake fervtre will heM Monday. September It. at ramrhff.

Harladala. at II a The lamllj "111 receive Ihelf frtenda at the Wnherti' raaerat Home Sunday avaalag tat OTtS Lafille Mtrtuwtin. tarek ea fc which ralatWea and frtanda are Invited will be held at the Federated Church la Mlllbrook N.Y. Sept It. IMt at am.

Interment will be ah Pauthkeepale Rural Cemetery ander th dlractloat of A. A. Schoon maker. Funeral Directors 251 ALLIEN rVNERAL HOME. INC.

PLEASANT VAU.KY, MErrarr lltl MILLBROOK. N. Oltlela Mll ROBERT II AUCHMOODY rUNERAL HOMES. INC It Grind Arenue Tel OLabe 1 11 DXRROW rVNERAl HOME tf Sooth Hatnlltoa SI OL Ilia) Del Santo Funeral Home JOHN DEL SANTO, Mr 1M Mill St. OL MtM DOWLINQ FUNERAL HOME MERRITT R.

DOWLma. IJ Mat II TAIRVIEW AVE GLoba 1 ttll FKALE1GH FUNERAL HOME ARTHUR ritALElGH. Uc Mar tl Majrtiall St GLobe 2 at 10 wuiiam (. jviiuer don Ftmeral Homee IL 1 07M OL 1 110 MULVEY FUNERAL HOME WILLIAM MULVEY. Uc Mar 111 Manalon St Phone GLobe 4 411: ROBERTS FUNERAL HOME Wapplngers Falls JOSEPH L.

PARMELE FUNERAL niRECTOR 14 Haliht Avenue Tel GLohe 1 07 SCHOONMAKEft GLobe 4 1800 SWEET'S FUNERAL HOME George W. Sweet. Lie Mgr HVnE PARK. Tel CAplUI FLORISTS Flowers MS McSHEA FLORIST We appreciate your patronaso Violet Ave GL 4 570 S. RUGGIERO Flow en for Every Occaalon P1 South Ave OR 107 The SALTFORD FLOWER SHOP Guaranteed Taleffrapb Delivery 18 Cannon St GRover 1 0540 CUT FLOWERS PLANTS GRAHAM'S Flower Arrangementa 17 Orchard Place GL 4 7140 TAYLOR ta thli (My.

September IMS, Cindy Lo. mlant daaahter el David tad Taeree Tarlet Faaeral tram the Darrew Faaarat Heme, yt loll Hamilton atreet. Meaday al It am latarmaat eughheapele Rural Cemetery. Arraatemenla la eherte the Darrew Funeral Ham WF.trH Al Peuahkeepele, New York. September It, ItM Mar.

Welch Faneral from Ihe William G. Miller and Son Funeral Home. St Manlfemery Street. Tveeday al A M. tad al the Ckarrh at the Na tlvlty al tiM A.

M. where a Maae at Requiem will a relebraterf Relative and friend Invited Interment Calvary remoter. Frtendt may rait al the funeral home Moaday evening. Ar rantementa la chart at William Millar a So. Geaeral Contracting I tVhn'rWHsfftWtto).

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ranerel oervtce from the home of her niece Mra Ralph Brown, Mlllbrook, Sept at m. Interment Amenia Union Cemetery In eherge af Ralph A. Rrowa. Pougjtlceepaie JOURNAL Kilakllihrd IIU CeeUaalag Peeibheepote New tether laitihed Ad Service COUNTER SERVICE Monday tare Friday A. M.

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Glandal. rallfornia. Bout will pay ap to I) per hour BUSINESS MIRECTORV Gus Anfonakos, Restaurant Owner Gus Antonakos, 72, of 88 South Cherry street, owner of the City Bar and restaurant. Catharine street, for more than 25 years, died last night at Vas sar hospital after a snort Illness Born In Sparta, Greece, Mr Antonakos had resided in PouRhkeepsle for more than SO years. He had operated me Catharine street restaurant for some time, but In recent years had been retired.

Mr. Antonakos was a World War Army veteran, seeing service In France with the field ar tillery. Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. Mae Erasmia Antonakos. four children.

George G. An tonakos, city. Mrs. Steml Pa gones, city; Mrs. Joanna Papa strat.

city, and Mrs. Maris Stratls. Charlottesville, Va and several grandchildren. Funeral arrangments. in charge of the A.

A. Schoon maker funeral home, city, were incomplete late last night. Stephen C. Clark. Began Hall of Fame NEW YORK (AP) Stephen C.

Clary, 77, millionaire philanthropist and a founder of the Baseball Hall of Fame at Coop erstown, died at his home in Manhattan yesterday. Clark was president of the Hall of Fame at the time of his death. He also was a director of a number of corporations and president of the Leather Stock ing Corp. In Gooperstown. HE HELPED found the Hall of Fame with Ford Frlck, presi dent of the National league, in 1937.

An old baseball earlier had been brought to Clark's atten tion and he decided It would be a good idea to put It on display for Cooperstown residents. Other baseball paraphernalia was added and a room In the Cooperstown village library used for the display. Frlck then suggested estab lishing a hall of fame to honor the greats of baseball and Clark put up the money to erect the building. So far. 84 players have been selected for a place la the hall a CLARK WAS a member of the family thai started the Sin ger Sewing Machine Co.

For many year he served as a dj rector of the Singer Manufactur ing which later became the parent firm. He also was a founder of the ciarK foundation, a pnuan throplc organization. Survivor Include bat widow, Susan; and ivio sons, Stephen Jr Mlddlttburg, va. Al fred. New York City.

Funeral arrangement have pot been completed. Schoon maker GL l800 Knickerbocker Child Services Tomorrow Funeral services are scheduled tomorrow for Anne Knicker bocker. 19 month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Knickerbocker.

23 Kinry road, who died at the Home of her parents yesterday after a long illness Services are to be conducted at the First Lutheran church at 2pm with the Rev Adam Schreiher. pastor, officiating Burial will be In the East Park cemetery. Arrangements are in charge of the William Miller Funeral home. Rites Tomorrow For Jones Infant Mildred Elizabeth Jones. In fant daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. David Jones, 12 Reservoir Place, Wappingers Falls, who was born Thursday in High land Hospital. Beacon, died Friday at the hospital. Besides her parents, ghe Is survived by the maternal grand parents, Mr and Mrs. Alfred Kennedy, Wapplngers Falls and the paternal grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. David Jones Newburgh. Mrs. Jones Is the former Miss Florence Kennedy. Burial services will take place tomorrow at St.

Mary's cemetery at the convenience of the family. Funeral arrangements are un der the direction of the James F. Delehanty Funeral home Wapplngers Falls. For All Souls' Day a tribute holy and undying CoUMEMOKAn Chis djf with an tnJmnig gift to four loved ones tupcrb Rock of Ae Family Monument, designed and 6nibd bj piaster crafunyn the monument' backed by a signed guarantee co you, your heirs, or descendants View our display of beautiful and distinctive family monuments and markers. Our Wide eiperience can help you in this impor cant duty.

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Cpttal Mtl CESSPOOL 4 SEPTIC TANK Srrlclnt Your Community ar ao further away tha your telephone FLOODS SANITATION SFRVICE Mlllerton. Telephone 170 DITCH DIGGING anywhere, anytime. eeptlo tanka and drain loeuuod. hourly or contract ba.i. Call Robert Reader.

AX 7 0ay. vemnge DOPPLE AND HAWI.EY. complete aeptlc tank, dry drain neiaa Free eatlmalc. on Arlington aewer connection (.1.3 14(1, GUI 7733 FRED GREENE Son backhoe. work.

aeptac dry well, and neiaa atalled Free e.llm.U. CA 7007 CHARLES MERRITT BACKHOE work, aeptlc ay.lem tailed CA SUI7 GH mill la Upholstering 26 SPECIALIZE" IN reupbolatcnnf kltrbea acta, high quality workmaoahlp aatlafaclioa guaranteed S3 per chair Call lor ap potntment alter na. Tel. UH 1 4471. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted Female 40 A MATURE woman wanted to care (ur aeml invaud lady and ugnt houaekeeping am 4pm.

6 dvi Call evemnga. (iL 4 01U ASSISTANT to dlrettor of aludent ourea reaulencea High avhool grad uate, maUire pcreun Irregular huura all weeadaya GLJXMXJ. et.I17 AVON want to contact woman with out prevtoua buaineee aapcrtenre but willing to ork and learn Pkaaant. profitable part time work near homt fhone CiL HJ BALLET TKACHCH el Ballreum teacbera Write Hoi H. (I fouga keepeie Journal CLERK Over 11.

good penaunality and a IS poet lion, uu umi inciuaing even laga Apply la pereoa only. South Ho ad Pharmacy, Albany Toel Road wappingfa rim i rr rtlmjrwwtt rlDI IcrJw Delil Clmmm wWHiEin UtMl a auj uuicneaa BDopping riaiat wap pjogera sua n. EARS between now nod Chrlai maa demoAeUaUag SaraA Coventry iewelxy. Na deUreriea, colUcUoaa. Cqiiipneal and traJnlag Uee.

GL 441U EXPERIENCED "Salealady. permanent poaiuoju top aalary. Apply tn peraon. Charle uggage Mop. IS Main.

GENERAL HOUSEWORKER y.e eut GR 1T1M. HAND IRONER and preeeera on flat work. Beautuui new aewina uani HoUdaya a4 vacatloa. Kemp and Be at Ley In, told Putcaew Bieaca ery BuUdlM Hi Wappln gera rnlla. HOUSE WORKER' daya.

PUU coonuLg. far aruat raawiy in renir iUlp WiBU TeraiU PAINT ram etper1ee xi neod apply VIIO after I f. w. FART TIME drlnr. Meet ttaow eftf nreete.

i ny leaner Aeaiwmr III PLrMRCR'l HEtaPER Parte kaewt ge of plumbing, TTQ. Apply Pereea. I. fli rranela7 Hoeplial. SECRETARY SI lORTI AND TYPING Experience eaeentlal BOITE CiARES.

INC. Hyde Park. N. V. CA tllTI REGISTERED NURSES Amlatnnt evening tuprrvltnr fnr nursing tervlce.

ppdlatrlra. Recovery room, full time dtyt and evenlngt. Operating rtom. CAM. GL 2 3000, EXT.

217. WEEKDAYS. PACEITVlvrC nl Wate4MaU 41 MUTUAL rtNH Ahf HU, flbC a aaaeeei areaa rt eilai Jmr rralneee aa4) aa.ai me. KXCKLLENT Hal4 traMI At. aURKa Meai ka Mrer a area, lam.

rravaett tee Mga mlaakn maa IMMtDIATK laeewi. Tea terel naaatewieat Been la traO. aal laterveewt. ft an Gfteee rcnC RATED tNTEITORI mxm kujrn4rittfnwit hat opening for aaleama. Ala trainee Mtt be ever It.

Married man preferred, talary. til beneUte, Write giving eperteet. Me. in irat letter 4M. Peughkeepei roarnai.

KiaiTtoN available ear night' tenti! p.wreneni epponanity for advene, ment far Intelligent hereon, fall mm panv benehtt Apply In pernon ov phone for Interview Howard John ton 414 ftouth Rd. GR 1 4140. Eaperienee iV IK building trade Poaltlon rqulrea ability to timate, aalirit and aell horn Imprevement eonatnietlo. An ppof lunlly for an aggreaalvn and energetic pnreon to Jain new department in an eld reliable lumber rompanr. Pleaae write O.

Ret in for an Interview gnnri npimi lunity. rilgilfaj" mr anvanremeni Apply ttraeae ainri tnrner Mill and New Market Mta Poughkeepate SAtaEHMAN wanted, oipertear mo' wTW. ut ni (rung aaiary Apply Terry'a Men'e and be? a' atere. M4 Un at IaTjcMAN WortTTioure. Jara a twt iju tninimam weeniy gnar anioei High rommlaaio and expenaea.

Write Im M7. eiDuriiii iEXTtiV myH nnTB ernnoi BUB. ahoul two monthly Raferenree. 01.11311 SINtirn Raa. er baritone eololei neefled for Poieihlieep.le Church.

Mu.l have pmfeaalnnal eineruinca read mualr well Call OR 1 4131 after IM im ITRtlNO MEN ier nuraery wirtr la. perlenre required Apply Cehb IM Anuth Road. )I. I 40M. tTl'IUNT with car.

earn eatra money dlalrlhullng catalofuea fer bu.v Fuller Rruah man Racellenl earnlna. tleedv Call r.t. 4 S4I1 TRACTOR man lor (arm wnrk by day or month TT34 Tool, or model maker, eaperlenped on' ibm imii inn pan. I. Pet.

Inr Pleaiant Valley, M. T. Phone MK 1171 Clerk Typists SPEED gnd accuracy In typing 4 asentiaI for purchasing do partment. Box 421, co Pough keepaie Journal. Help Wanted Male 41 A SINCLE man on dairy farm Irving Irvine, Palace 4 34U ACCOUNTANT Wealrhoater fPA Arm Opportunity for aenior with good accounting and lax experience Work tn Foughkeepale and White I'lalni area Box 41.V Poughkeep ale Journal AUTO MlrCHANIC'experine7er aTl around man for gaa atatlon Steady atl year round for right man ME 3 BOYS f3AND muil bt neat and willing to work Good pay Apply New Market St 4 3 pm and 4 7 pm.i Saturda a 30 to 1 2 CHEF AND SECOND COOK AND BROILER MAN.

(Slate which Job when Muat be located or willing to lorate In area Married Able to produr quality food Write (a ling pa it experience and an per vleora with datea worked Stale aalarv range expected for year round position Box 397 foughkeepale Journal DAIRYMAN WANTED who la good hand tripper House and privllrgea Kxcrllent opportunity for right man Pond Acre Earm. Ciaryvllle, New York EXPERIENCED barber, ateariy, ex cellent working conditions GL 4 3M EXPERIENCED Pl.UMRER or plum ber's helper Steady worker, neat tn appearance and workmanahtp SALESMAN telling kllrhen rablneti end water softeners on rommlaslon basis For appointment call VO 1267 EXPERIENCED SALES CLE KS Lumber and building materials Salary and commleaion Box 385. Poughkeepale Journal EXPERIENCED married man for dairy farm, modern equipment Hiaer Lee IL 3 M3t or L'L 3 711 FARMER Experienced No milking Caretaker duties Top wsge to right man Privileges Small family Keceni references required all Earl Hark nesa. Pawling L'L 3 6)71, this week end. anytime after 7pm Friday F1K3T CLASA eheet metal worker Sal ary commensurate with experience Write Boa 416.

eo Pougltkeepaie Journal or phone New Falls Al. 2041 HERDSMAN experienced all around. eteady and rellaole. good salary Henry Haack. (iermanlown.

LEhlgh 7 6733 after p. INSURANCE AN AGENCY OF YOl'R OWN WE ARE looking for a proven producer in Hospiiaiiiatton. income protection and Major Medical This man muat feel he ready and capable of managing bla owe office. No Ufa Inaurance He la probably now an agant who ta ready to becomi General Agent. We will completely Unanco thla operation with leada, office and advertising expenae plus lifetime renewals If you qualify, there la bo doubt that thla la the opportunity you have been seeking as we are a National Company Just starting opertlons throughout New York Simla Send a complete resume of your experience All rcpliea will be acknowledged and kept in etnclea.

confidence Writ Director of Agencies. Box 419, Poughkeepale Journal MAN experienced, to grease cars. Ap ply Youngs Motors. Route 9 Mitten. MAN for dairy farm by day or board Thomas Hlggins.

Amenia Bangall Road, telephone Slanfoid (lie VO 7642 evenings MAN wanted for general farm work. Sharon, Conn ENdkrott 4 3703. MAN WITH WAR drive boys en rout aates. Good pay. Apply 7 New Market 81 4 3 p.m.

and 6 Saturdays 6.30 to 1.. MARRIED MAN wexk oa modern dairy farjn. Top wagaa. Staaley fc John Pulva. PI agent View Farm.

MUlerton. N. Y. Telephone MUVerton SS 4 ox i 1 MARRIED MAN. Uvlag Ur willing to locate Brewatax ara.

f.auoj company has aeenrt. liuratlv appor Unity Muat piaaaanl and aal. Build a llOeOOO yearly houa koua buainese. Tremeodoua lutur log right ma. For details writ fto MS a' Poyghkeepai journaL HARRIED MAN with car Uara heating businaaa.

Apply erao at SVk ft. VUniO DOtyw MECHANIC ftver Married. throg ly experienced to ami am uucita and Una marminery. Steady, SENIOR SCIENTISTS RCA Mitile Test Project FLORIDA Offer Unique Profetiional Opportunities at the Atlantic Mittile Range. Positions Exist for DATA REDUCTION ANALYST Involves analysis of mliwlle contractor flight test data requirement, examination of existing routines and programs for mathematical accuracy and validity, development of methods for solving highly complex data reduction problems Incident to Instrumentation equipment and Drenaralion ftf analytical rrvni ta summarizing data reduction techniques.

Prefer BS, MS, PhD In math, statistics or astronomy. SYSTEMS EVALUATION ENGINEER with experience In the evaluation of CW or Mono Pulse Ra dar Tracking Systems. Position Involves the review of raw mis sile flight test data to determine Instrumentation performance, examination of performance trends to Identify differences and the Initiation of action to correct discrepancies. ELECTRONIC COMPUTER PROGRAMMER with experience programming, engineering and scientific problems on large scale digital computers of the 700 series. lYefer a minimum of three years' experience utilizing either FORTRAN or SAP cod ing with a BS, MS In math or statistics.

SENIOR SCIENTIST An unusual opportunity exists for the exceptional senior scientist with a PhD degree In math, physics, statistic, astronomy or electrical engineering. The scientist selected will enhance his professional status by his participation in this project level staff organization which Is responsible for studying, analyz ing and reporting on the actual and theoretical capabilities of Instrumentation systems from the overall systems point of view and recommending action for Improving state of the art performance. To confidentially discuss your career with RCA, In Poughkeepsle Pleas call Mr. C. Brazier At CUbe 2 1100 or Tuesday, September 19 September 20, 2 PM to 9 PM 9 AM to 5 PM Or direct written Inquiry to: Professional Placement Director RCA Service Dept Bldg.

423 1, MU 114 Patrick Air roree Base. ri. RCA SERVICE COMPANY A DtVHION or BADIO CORTOaATION Of AMXB1CA 1 ua(, IT bum Iraai Puskkia, Mlalf, ic Ula rlera artlev jlei kHWH PA441t OliT Mlf..