Sen. Fulbright Faces Tough Challenge From Demos, GOP LITTLE ROCK, May 15 Sen. J. W. Fulbright, of Arkansas, challenger of presidents and foreign policy for a quarter-century, faces his toughest political challenge as a dove in a state regarded as hawkish on the Vietnam war.
Two of Fulbright's most prominent fellow Democrats Arkansas former Govs. Orval E. Faubus and Sid McMath think the senator is in trouble with the voters because of his attacks on administration war policy and so will be vulnerable in next year's primary. LOT CAN HAPPEN Faubus and McMath, well as as Republicans bolstered election gains last year, are seriously considering trying unseat the maverick chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. But they note that a lot can happen a years, people think Fulbright's strength will depend on what happens in Vietnam," said Faubus in an interview.
But, he added, "I think he's in greater difficulty than he's ever been before. "He'd be defeated today because the majority of people in Arkansas don't support his position on said McMath, a ruggedly handsome lawyer and Marine Reserve major general who has spoken often on Vietnam since making a September trip to the war zone. McMath denies publicly he is considering taking on Fulbright but it is an open secret in political circles that he is. 'DISCOUNT REPORTS Some prominent Arkansas businessmen who have helped to bankroll the party as well as support Fulbright and Faubus, tend to discount reports Fulbright is in trouble. But some of them acknowledge privately that if Faubus does challenge Fulbright and they would prefer that he take on Republican Gov.
Winthrop Rockefeller Fulbright will be in the political fight of his life. Fulbright has not announced whether he will run again. When rumors began reaching Fulbright that his Vietnam dissent was rubbing voters the wrong way, he sought to run the reports down, a source said. He concluded some had been planted by those "who want to shut him up on Vietnam," the source added. ATTACKS ON LBJ One Little Rock observer victions." SIZING UP Faubus, who did not seek reelection as governor last year, is looking over the situation from his expensive home in the Ozarks at Huntsville.
"It's likely if I run," he muses, "it would be for senator or governor." Right now Faubus says he regards Fulbright as vulnerable. "For the past two years, for the first time, Fulbright dropped well below 50 per cent in the polls," said Faubus, an said there had been "curbstone speculation that LBJ Democrats might be stirring up some opposition to Fulbright" because of the senator's attacks on Johnson's Vietnam policy. However, those in the Fulbright camp as well as others atuned to political high frequency say there is no evidence of this. Some Fulbright friends reportedly are concerned enough to have urged him to be more to make more active politically in Arkansas to open an office in pearances, to hire a pollster. Rock.
Unlike most members of Congress, Fulbright does not have an official office in his home state, nor does he have a house there. His official residence is the Fayetteville home of Hal C. Douglas, who was the husband of the senator's late sister and who runs the Fulbright family interests. LET CHIPS FALL Douglas feels Fulbright is "determined to let the chips fall where they may. As it is now, I don't think there is anybody who could beat him under any circ*mstances." Other Fulbright supporters share this view.
Bill Darby, chairman of the National Old Line Insurance says, "Fulbright's stronger right now that he's ever been. The people are getting damned fed up with this war. They are beginning to appreciate his position." W. R. (Witt) Stephens, head of Arkansas Louisiana Gas and a backstage power in state politics as well as a strong Faubus backer, said: "I would disagree with Fulbright's position on the war I agree with Fulbright's stand in that he's expressing honest views, and the people of Arkansas know he's expressing his honest con- avid student of public opinion surveys.
Faubus didn't specify the polls he is talking about. But in Republican surveys last fall Fulbright fell at one and Faubus, then governor, point to a low of 45 per centing showed only 51 per cent. In Democratic polls also made for last fall's political campaign, Fulbright got a favorable rating of 57 per cent while Arkansas' senior senator, Democrat John L. McClellan, was rated 74 per cent. KEEP DISTANCE On the strength of this, the recommended that Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jim Johnson "maintain his distance from Fulbright for the balance of this compaign." Johnson lost to Rockefeller.
In saying Fulbright is in greater difficulty than ever before, Faubus quickly adds: "No one knows how Bill Fulbright will run against a real challenger because he's never really been challenged." In his 1962 re-election battle, Fulbright also was told he was in trouble, era ran scared, and defeated relative unknowns in the primary and general election by two to one margins. Fulbright feels it is too early to worry much about the 1968 election. He won't announce until the end of the year, probably after stumping the state and sampling the reaction, whether he will run again. New Gibraltar Air Travel Curb in Effect GIBRALTAR, May 15 (AP) -A British jetliner with 86 passengers flew from London. to Gibraltar today, but the weather did not force the pilot to challenge new Spanish restrictions on air traffic around the Rock.
The pilot of the British European Airways Comet said he managed to stay about 200 yards outside the prohibited zone declared by the Spanish government. The plane took off from London a few hours after Spanish regulations went into effect barring all flights Spanish as well as foreignfrom a stretch of coast sea on either side of Gibraltar. To land without crossing the prohibited zone, planes must make a sharp turn when approaching over Algeciras Bay. Low clouds or strong winds could force airliners to in wide and cross the forbidden zone. British officials said military and civilian planes would continue to fly as usual to Gibraltar.
They said they would stay outside the prohibited zone if the weather permitted, but "otherwise the pilot will come in on the best path whether it breaks the Spanish line or not," one official said. Russians Claim They Invented Jet Airplane MOSCOW, May 15 (UPI) Russia today claimed it invented the jet plane. Ignoring a 1939 German flight of a turbo-jet and the 1941 success of a British jet, the Soviet News Agency Tass said test pilot Georgi Bakhchvanji flew the world's first jet plane May 15, 1942. Tass said the pilot was in his seventh flight of the GI-1 fighter March 27, 1943, when it crashed. "It remained obscure why the plane unexpectedly lost control on landing and nosed into the ice of a small lake in the Urals.
Bakhchvanji died after coming nearer than anyone else the sound Tass said. It said he reached 480 miles an hour. Judge Denies Speck Motion for CHICAGO, May Trial 15 (AP) Judge Herbert C. Paschen denied today a defense motion for a new trial for Richard Speck, convicted a month ago of murdering eight nurses. The judge said he saw nothin the arguments that would indicate the defendant did not have a fair and impartial trial.
The judge also set May 26 as the date for sentencing and hearing arguments on mitigation of the penalty. The jury that convicted Speck mended that he die in the electric chair. Defense and prosecution attorneys discussed the grounds for the new trial that the defense had submitted. Vital Statistics Deaths DILLER In Stockton, May 11, 1967, Ada Elena Diller, loving mother of Raymond L. Diller of Marshalltown, lowa; grandmother of six grandchildren and five great-grandchildren; charter member of Copa de Oro Royal Neighbors Camp and past chief of Stockton Circle No.
130, C. F. of a native of Acampo, aged 89 years. Friends are invited to attend Rosary services at DeYOUNG MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 601 N. California Monday, May 15, 1967, at 8 p.m.
Mass will be celebrated at St. Gertrude's Church Tuesday, May 16, 1967, at 9 a.m. neral will leave the DeYOUNG CHAPEL at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday. FISHER In Stockton, May 14, 1967, Gertrude Fisher, beloved wife of Weber G.
Fisher of Linden; loving mother of Gerrilee, Marcia and Julie Fisher, all of Linden; sister of Donald Koski of Minnesota; a veteran of World War 11; a native of Red Lodge, aged 44 years, 9 months, 21 days. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Wednesday, May 17, 1967, at 10:30 a.m. in the chapel of the MARTIN FUNERAL HOME, 445 N. American St. LINVILLE In Manteca, May 13, 1967, Jasper B.
Linville, beloved band of the late Eliza Linville of Manteca; loving father of Mrs. Narry Dillard of Manteca, Debbie Linville of Lathrop, Jesse Linville of Manteca, Hazel Thomas and Dorothy Adams of Tracy; also survived by 12 grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren; a native of Tennessee, aged 80 years. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Tuesday, May 16, 1967, at 1:30 p.m. in the chapel of P. L.
FRY SON, Manteca. Rev. R. C. Barnes officiating.
Committal at Highland View Memorial Gardens, Farmington. -In Stockton, May 11, 1967, Benny Y. Magdael, husband of Angeline B. Magdael; father of Benny Magdael David and Cheryl, all of Stockton; brother of Frank Magdael of Oakland; cousin of Frederico Magdael of Carmel; a native of Philippine lands, aged 61 years, 26 days. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Tuesday, May 16, 1967, at 1:30 p.m.
in the COLONIAL CHAPEL OF FRISBIE WARREN, 809 N. California at Flora, thence to Trinity Presbyterian Church, 1002 W. Eighth Street, for services at 2 p.m. Pastor Richard H. Litherland will officiate.
Devotional services will be Monday evening at 8 p.m. in the Colonial Chapel of Frisbie Warren. Contributions to the Heart Fund or Trinity Presbyterian Church would also be appreciated. Committal at Park View Cemetery. PAYNEE In Stockton, May 14, 1967, Ardie Paynee, beloved husband of Catherine Paynee of Stockton; loving father of Marta Paynee of Stockton; loving brother of Mrs.
Rose Moradian and Arthur Paynee, both of Stockton; a native of Turkey, aged 55 years. Friends are invited to attend Rosary services at De YOUNG MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 601 N. California this evening, May 15, 1967, at 8:30 o'clock. Mass will be celebrated at the Cathedral of the Annunciation Tuesday, May 16, 1967, at 10:30 a.m. Funeral will leave the DeYOUNG CHAPEL at 10 a.m.
Tuesday. Tributes may be expressed by contributions to the San Joaquin County Cancer Fund. Committal at San Joaquin Cemetery. -In Stockton, May 15, 1967, Louisa Risso, beloved wife of Angelo Risso of Stockton; loving mother of Ann Dondero, Lino G. Risso, both of Stockton, and the late Theresa and Louisa Risso; loving grandmother of Bernadine and Jeanne Risso, both of Stockton; nieces, nephews and other relatives in Italy; a native of Italy, aged 81 years.
Friends are invited to attend Rosary services at ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH. Ashley Lane, Tuesday, May 16, 1967. at 8 p.m. High Mass will be celebrated at ST.
MICHAEL'S CHURCH Wednesday, May 17. 1967, a.m. Friends may call at DeYOUNG MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 601 N. California until 4 p.m. Tuesday.
Family requests Spir-5 itual Bouquets in lieu of flowers. Committal at San Joaquin Cemetery. SCHWEITZER May 12, 1967, Clarence Schweitzer of Hayward, beloved husband of Louise G. Schweitzer: loving father of Clarence G. Schweitzer of Castro Valley; dear grandfather of Mary Schweitzer of Stockton, Mrs.
Joanne Choisser of Tracy and Sue Schweitzer of Castro Valley; dear great -grandfather of Michael Choisser of Tracy: dear brother of Carl Schweitzer, Mrs. Cora Luchessi and Mrs. Gertrude Smith, all of Stockton; a member of Delta Lodge No. 471 of Stockton; a native of Wilmington, aged 73 years. Friends are invited to attend the services from the Chapel of Chimes Memorial Park, 32992 Mission Hayward, Tuesday, May 16, 1967, at 2 p.m.
Friends may call at SORENSEN BROS. MORTUARY. 1140 Street, Hayward. until Tuesday at 12 noon. Interment Chapel of Chimes Memorial Park, Hayward.
TENER-In Antioch, May 14, 1967. Stella Marie Tener, loving mother of Angie Bergeson of Oakley, Pearl Stetson of Livermore and Josephine Haskins of Oakland; loving sister of Pearl Falls. Ann Howlet, both of San Leandro, Anthony J. Buren of Stockton and Peter Kovacevich of Lead City, S.D.; grandmother of five grandchildren; member of Legion of Mary and Grandmother's Club; a native of Lead City, S.D., aged 68 years. Friends are invited to attend Rosary services at De YOUNG MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 601 N.
California Tuesday, May 16. 1967, at 8 p.m. Mass will be celebrated at the Cathedral of the Annunciation Wednesday, May 17. 1967. at 9 a.m.
Funeral will leave the De YOUNG CHAPEL at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday. Committal at Holy Sepulcher Cemetery, Hayward. Oakland paper please copy. -In Stockton, May 13, 1967.
Jack (Charles Jackson) West, father of Mable LaVerne Darner of North Little Rock, Mrs. Ward King, Mrs. David Sinnett of Little Rock, and Mrs. Paul Smith of Arsenal, Charles West of Little Rock; a native of Missouri, aged 73 years. Friends are invited to attend funeral services Tuesday, May 16, 1967, SON, 520 N.
Sutter p.m. in the chapel of B. C. WALLACE mittal at Park View Cemetery. WONG-In Stockton, May 13, 1967, Moon Lun Wong, loving father of Dock Chung Wong of Stockton; loving grandfather of Chester, Violet and Alice Wong, all of Stockton; a native of China, aged 75 years.
Friends are invited to attend funeral services at De YOUNG MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 601 N. California Tuesday, May 16, 1967, at 2 p.m. Leo Fong officiating. Evening service this evening, May 15, 1967, at 7 o'clock in DeYOUNG MEMORIAL CHAPEL. Committal at Chinese Cemetery, French IN MEMORIAM In memory of our beloved mother and grandmother, Clara Bowen, who passed away May 14, 1964.
Three years have passed since that sad day, When one we loved was called away. God took her home, it was His will, But in our hearts she liveth still. Sadly missed by her family. Heirloom Photos Copied and Restored in life-like colors. The Mona Lisa Studio d'Art 532 N.
San Joaquin St. Dino Severi, Prop. 463-2794 CAZALE'S FLOWER SHOP 445 N. California DAY OR NIGHT HO 6-7971 CALIFORNIA FLORAL CO. 1 N.
California -Ph. 464-4891 reverent dignity Harry A. Martin Under all circ*mstances we strive, regardless of price range, to achieve dignity and reverent atmosphere in every service Serving the Stockton Area for Over 27 Years Martin, Funeral Home HARRY A. MARTIN 445 N. American 464-4644 No One Is Ever Turned Away Regardless of financial situations, no one has ever been turned away from Park View.
We have financial sultation service which we are glad to give at any time. We are here to serve. Park View CEMETERY MEMORIAL MAUSOLEUM AND CREMATORY French Camp Road. Phone HOward 5-5463 Local Livestock (Federal -State Market News Service) STOCKTON LIVESTOCK MARKET, Monday, May 15, 1967. CATTLE: Salable 1,200 including 250 calves.
Moderately active. Opening, sales slaughter cows fully steady, instances strong on canner and cutter; slaughter bulls steady; slaughter calves steady to fully 50 cents lower, decline on weights near 400 Ibs. or heavier; feeder cattle including calves steady. Supply comprised of around 60 per cows, less than cent slaughter bulls and calves. balance feeders.
Slaughter Cows: Mixed utility and commercial utility I largely cutter few canner Slaughter Bulls: Utility and commercial 1,150 to 1,715 lbs. $21.50 23.50, two head high yielding $24. Slaughter Calves: Choice 285 to 386 Ibs. mostly 400 to 475 lbs. $23 Feeder Steers: Mostly choice 585 to 675 lbs.
$24.50 650 to 750 lbs. $24 24.50. bulk $24.50, few 825 lbs. few mixed good and choice 600 to 735 Ibs. standard Holsteins 700 to 750 Ibs.
$21 Feeder Heifers: Few mostly choice 600 to 700 Ibs. mixed good and choice 575 to 725 lbs. good 500 to 800 lbs. Feeder Calves: Small number choice steers 300 to 450 lbs. odd head 475 to 550 lbs.
few choice heifers 450 to 500 lbs. few 550 lbs. $21. HOGS: Salable 400. Moderately active.
Barrows and gilts under 230 lbs. 75 cents to $1.25 higher than week ago, heavier weights not fuily established; sows strong to 25 cents higher; feeders not estab lished by 10:30 a.m. Barrows and Gilts: U.S. No. 1-3 grade 190 to 230 lbs.
most U.S. No. 1-2 grade $23.50 No. 1-3 grade, largely No. 2 and 3 grade, $21.50 to mostly $22.
Sows: U.S. No. 1-3 grade in mixed lots 300 to 400 lbs. latter price sparingly on weights near 300 400 to 500 lbs. SHEEP: Salable 250.
Active. Slaughter spring lambs $1 higher; other classes established early. Slaughter Spring Lambs: Choice and prime 95 to 105 lbs. Copter Shotguns Greet Mud Hen Invasion in Yolo KNIGHTS LANDING, May 15 (AP) Yolo County rice farmers are battling an invasion of hungry mud hens with shotguns fired from helicopters. Spokesmen say the birds already have destroyed about 1,000 acres of newly planted rice in the Sutter Basin area.
Losses, including rice seed, ammunition and helicopter rental, are estimated at $15,000 so far. Fish and game authorities say the birds apparently have been attracted because Canadian nesting grounds remain frozen and heavy rains here have left plenty of water which they like. Aniline, Glidden Merger Considered NEW YORK, May 15 (UPI) General Aniline Film Corp. has disclosed it is discussing a possible merger with Glidden Co. of Cleveland, maker of paints, chemicals and foods.
It is proposed to issue GAF securities that would be equal to $30 per Glidden share. Earlier, Glidden President William G. Phillips urged Glidden shareholders to reject an offer for Glidden shares by Greatamerica of Dallas. RECORD Want AD CLOSING TIMES NOW IN EFFECT Closing Time for Commercial and contract advertisers-2 p.m. previous day.
Closing Time for Advertising from private parties-5 p.m. previous day. Closing Time for Cancellations and corrections (after advertisem*nt has appeared one time)-5 p.m. previous day. Office Hours Telephone service other than Holidays opens at 7:30 a.m.
EFFECTIVE MAY 1, OFFICE HOURS CHANGE to 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Holidays 8 a.m. to noon. CLOSED SUNDAY ALPHABETICAL GUIDE Beet Digging--Hauling BEET digging and hauling, modern equipment.
Ph. Hollister 637-5435. Bookkeeping BOOKKEEPING service as low as $15 monthly--free pick up and delivery. Ph. 477-7248.
Brick Work BRICK and block work, no job too small. Call 462-1659. BRICK, BLOCK, CONCRETE WORK Low rates, free est. 465-5395, 463-9860. Building GENERAL building contractor, free estimates, new homes, concrete foundations and remodeling.
464-2375. HOMES. garages, additions, remodeling, cabinets. Free estimates. General contractor.
Emmett Powers. 462-7436. SMALL contractor. do my own work at reasonable prices. 931-3112.
Butchering CUSTOM butchering on your ranco. Marvin Machado. Modesto 529-2049. Carpentry Work CARPENTER repairs, remodeling, additions, concrete work. Reas.
466-9905. Cement Work DRIVEWAYS and walks, all repairs. No job too small. Call 462-1659. CONCRETE WORK WANTED, ALL TYPES.
Call 462-1528. ALLIED Concrete cement contractor. foundations, patios, driveways, steps, etc. Terms, licensed, insured, free estimates. 464-2773 or 463-6760.
CONCRETE work, all types. Nothing too small, reasonable: Lodi 369-4158. FOR A JOB WELL DONE, Call JOHNNIEyour concrete specialist. 462-3703. Cesspools--Septic Tanks The DAY and NIGHT Septic Tank Service.
Low rates. Ph. 466-3841. 24-hr. pumping, sewer line cleaning.
SEPTIC TANK SERVICE PARRISH, 466-9607 BLACKARD'S Septic Tank Service, 24 no overtime charge. 463-0428. Contracting GENERAL repairs and painting. Licensed contractor. Call 465-4650, eves.
OAKDALE Concrete Pipe 847-1766. Concrete pipe installed or you pick up; gates, valves parts, backhoes, crane, ready mix concrete. Sat. delivery. Riverbank 869-2594, Farmington- Escalon toll free.
Ent. 1-6102 Rock, sand, fill. Electrologists UNWANTED HAIR REMOVED PERMA: NENTLY. LOW. REASONABLE FEE, MEN AND WOMEN.
PRIVATE, CONFIDENTIAL. JUDY MORONES, R.E. EVY REYES, R.E. 466-0672 or 931-3068 Floor Refinishing FLOOR RESANDING and REFINISHING COMPLETE SERVICE GUARANTEED WORK FREE ESTIMATES HAROLD W. THOMPSON Miner at Grant 464-9815 GARRISON floors.
refinishing oak floors a specialty, new floors, additions. censed. Free estimates, 464-3712. ALPHABETICAL GUIDE I Furniture Storage FURNITURE STORAGE as low as $15 per month. Inquire at 2335 W.
Flora, 462-0151. Garden Service FILIPINO, exp. gardener. yard work, mow, trim, prune. 463-6808 or 463-7062.
GENERAL YARD WORK. Ph. 462-5559. MOWING and PRUNING free estimates. Jim Rocca, 463-6584 JAPANESE.
American gardener desires garden work, Call 948-2031 after 5 p.m. Guitar or Bass Lessons PRIVATE Children, beginners welcome, 464-2417, Tracy 835-0743. antec a 823-6447. Hauling AND TRASH HAULING. basem*nts and garages cleaned; some jobs free.
465-7165. TRASH hauling. garages, basem*nts cleaned, $5 minimum. 462-5493. ANDY'S Hauling and Clean-up.
Call any time. 464-3001. CHUCK'S RUBBISH HAULING CLEAN UP. Some jobs free. Call 465-0559.
GARY'S HAULING, furniture moved, trash and dirt hauled. 455-9537. Lawn Mowers LAWN mowers sharpened and repaired. Ted Bentz, 3040 W. Euclid.
463-2164. LAWN mowers repaired and sharpened. 439 S. Gertrude. 463-6820.
Moving Moving? No lower rates in County. Stockton, Lodi. Tracy, Manteca. DAWSON VAN STORAGE. Ph.
464-7394, Notary Public NOTARY PUBLIC. Spanish speaking, any time. 227 E. Weber. 464-4853 Papering PAINT TAPE- TEXTURE AIRLESS SPRAY.
FREE ESTIMATES. 948-2280 PAINTER, INTERIOR, EXTERIOR. All work GUARANTEED. Call 477-2741. PAINT.
PAPER, TAPE, TEXTURE. Phone 931-2151. Free estimates. PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING. 465-0428.
FRED GABLE. PAINTING and PAPERING. American, low spring rates. 464-7816. Plumbing PLUMBING, repairs, remodel, new work.
Reasonable prices. licensed. 466-8333. Remodeling REMODELING, ROOM ADDITIONS, kitchens, baths. aluminum siding, nance work.
One call will do it all. Ph. 465-9795. H. W.
Fletcher. 1718 DeOvan. Rooting RE- ROOF OR REPAIR SHINGLES OR SHAKES NOBLE SHINGLING CO. 931-0434 ROOFING. siding, installation.
Do my own work. Best Roofing 464-6866. Rototilling ROTOTILLING, removing weeds. Call Messinger, 466-8246. ROTOTILLING, no job too large or too small.
462-3101. ROTOTILLING with large and small equipment. J. F. Huss.
464-3295. Rug Cleaners RUGS CARPETS UPHOLSTERY professionally CLEANED and MOTHPROOFED. service. Guaranteed work by "SERVICE MASTER" specialists. Call BURNHAM 417 E.
Weber. Dial 465-5913. Sewing SEWING TAUGHT also sewing and alterations, specialize in wedding ensembles. Mrs. Evans, 948-0400.
Tree Service AL'S tree SUSHI ed, insured, free estimates. 463-6986 463-5956. Tractor and Truck Work DISCING -lots or small acreage. 931-1392 or Modesto 529-9931. ALL TYPES of tractor work; lots, small or large acreage.
Call 465-4705. CLEANUP, lot leveling, discing, trees removed. Jim Castleman, 463-8081. Well Drilling DRILLING CO. Well and pump service.
Ph. Manteca. 823-5613. LOST AND FOUND LOST downtown--lady's white gold diamond dinner ring, family keepsake, reward. 463-2836.
LOST -Black miniature male poodle. Vicinity Pacific and Alpine. White under chin. Reward. 464-8504 or 465-3833.
LOST- Siamese kitten. 7 mos. female, on Meadow reward. Call 477-9639. LOST -May 4th.
near Fillmore School area, female Keeshond (small breed Alaskan husky), silver gray, black. 462-4007. LOST from car on El Dorado, Mon. night -2 Chihuahua dogs, white female, 9 years, "Skeeter," black male, 2 years, "Honey Boy," blue rhinestone collar. If found, please return.
Reward. 465-6621. LOST young male redbone hound white stripe on chest. $25 Manteca 823-1635. LOST of sprinkler heads.
Vicinity Alpine Rd. 464-3116. LOST -beagle male dog, year old, Holiday Park area, Reward. 477-8680. LOST, "Pom POODLE, white reward.
male, toy, Only answers child's pet. 463-9411. SPECIAL NOTICES STEAM BATHS, Japanese masseuses. Massage Service of Stockton 464-4156 NOTARY PUBLIC. R.
Bennett, 319 E. Charter, 464-2730, eves. by appt. 464-7884. HAIR REMOVED-face-body.
Anita Stallone, R.E., 465-0319, 466-0758. PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER We stock Non-Glare glass Any size, Any Shape DELTA PAINT SUPPLY CO. 1420 E. Harding 466-2294 Hair Removed Permanently VIRGINIA PETERSEN. 463-0505 IS THERE a drinking, problem in your home? Call 464-5404 or 462-2461.
HAVE you a 1st or 2nd deed of trust to get cash for? Phone BOB WAGNER. 466-8067. PRIVATE PARTY wants to exchange trading stamps, book for book. Call 477-7022. STEP to Kendall's mezzanine and find the vast array of PARTY SUPPLIES and DECORATIONS.
You'll find a selection equalled by no other store in town. We can also supply printed napkins and plates in very little time. Next time you have a party, STEP UP to KENDALL'S MEZZANINE. 430 E. Weber.
or phone 466-6877. 5 O'Clock Shadow at 9:30 A.M.? New heads in stock tor most electric shavers. Also service and repairs. Bright Spot ELECTRIC 30 S. American 466-9769 SCHOOLS- INSTRUCTION $5 INTRODUCTORY lesson.
BRIDGEFORD FLYING SERVICE. 463-8364. KOREAN KARATE INSTRUCTION- Tues. and Thurs. 7 p.m.
1 p.m. E. Main. 465-2587 LEARN BARBERING IN MONTHS Stockton-Moler BARBER COLLEGE APPROVED FOR VETERANS 324 E. Market 465-3218 WANTED 2 neat appearing girls to work in our dispensary in exchange for beauty college training.
Call Mrs. lina, 463-2105. Summer Typing 4-week course starts June 12th through July 7th. MAUD CORNWELL SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES 530 West Vine 462-4384 EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES 5 JUST A FEW Legal Steno for nice boss $450 (he'll pay the fee too) Bookkeepers--need a start $400 Refrigeration expert Purchasing agent to $700 Of course, there are many more openings at mid-VALLEY personnel agency member of availABILITY 33 E. Magnolia 948-2781 This size Want AD runs 10 times for only $5.
Dial 466-2652. EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES ACE Oldest Name, County Employment PARTIAL LISTING SEE TERRY or FRAN to $600 FULL CHARGE BOOKS, for a top expanding company, potential to $400 BOOKS, general ledger, raise to $450 after 1st month, NORTH to $400 ASSIST BOOKS. PAYROLL, top company, doll boss to $400 BOOKS, for 1 spot in office, must versatile, office to $400 FIGURE TYPIST, NORTH to $500 CREDIT MANAGER. books manager assist 15 day days week, typist. NORTH to $325 TYPIST.
NORTH to $350 STENO, prefer young $325 GENERAL OFFICE, typist $325 RECEPTIONIST. NORTH $375 OFFICE UNDERWRITER, under. stand rating. manual $350 LOAN INSURANCE CLERK $310 up PROOF MACHINE OPERATOR $270 CASHIER. type 50 wpm $260 PART- TIME TELLER $375 up MEDICAL TRANSCRIBER, need 2 to $275 GENERAL OFFICE.
10 key to $300 GENERAL OFFICE. calculator 10 PBX, $325 GENERAL CLERICAL. mature neat. type, dictaphone $2.00 hr GENERAL OFFICE. part some medicare.
rates to $300 GENERAL OFFICE. pricing $303 PRICE CLERK, calculator $1.70 hr PART -TIME BOOKKEEPER. reports to $350 DICTAPHONE TYPIST. SHARP $235 CLERICAL, mature, typing to $375 BOOKS. FARMINGTON AREA to $500 CUSTOMER SERVICE $450 up CUSTOMER REP.
2 yrs college $400 STENO for ofc manager $400 up LEGAL STENO to $335 LIGHT STENO, general office See GHERETTA FEE to $875 ACCOUNTING SUPERVISOR, nearby town, employer pays fee and relocating expenses to $650 plus comm OUTSIDE SALES. sharp to $800 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER, degree NO FEE $502 BOOKS, prefer construction, youngish to $780 DRIVERS. Class I license, diesel, know farm machinery, need 2 $500 plus car CREDIT REP, 2 years college $500 manager trainee to $459 or up PRINTER TRAINEE, some schooling $650 SALESMAN, college grad, locate to $368 SHOE SALES, assist manger trainee, prefer speak Spanish $450 plus car OUTSIDE SALES, mar. ried $450 TRUCK SALESMAN, college grad $503 SERVICE ROUTE MAN 21-36, married $541 ROUTE DRIVER, union to $400 TRAINEE DRAFTSMAN, some schooling $400 BOILERMAN, experienced $485 WAREHOUSE CLERK 23-40, A0, married. future to $390 MANAGER TRAINEE.
peninsula. return to Stockton 6-12 months, SINGLE $1000 CPA, possible partnership right man to $650 SR. ACCOUNTANT $450 up PRODUCTION CONTROL. 2 years college, good advance to $575 SUPERVISOR TRAINEE, prefer college grad, relocate $465 CLAIMS TRAINEE, prefer college to $500 MANAGER TRAINEE, college gree $434 up INVESTMENT TRAINEE, college SEE OUR BULLETIN BOARD OPEN SATURDAYS 9-1 ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 427 EAST MINER AVENUE 466-4571 EO EO EMPLOYERS OVERLOAD CO. SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS National company offers opportunity for ambitious men, previous experience not necessary but desirable.
Excellent salary, all shifts available. NEVER A FEE 427 E. Miner 464-4664 EO EO Nelda's Happy Anniversary! to all our friends our heartfelt thanksfor your confidence, loyal support and faith in our services. As we celebrate our first anniversary, we wish to express how much we preciate and value your friendship, your business and your trust. Thanks again! We Try Harder! Nelda V.
Tockstein-owner AnnaBelle Underwood Phyllis Barbara Hawkyard Nelda's Employment Agency 209 DORRIS PLACE 948-2861 ACE TOP SPOTS see TERRY NEUMILLER $502 BOOKKEEPER. construction background helpful, helps estimator. costing. etc, to $500 OFFICE MANAGER, bookkeeping, train supervises small office, NORTH $550 up SECRETARIAL, for top man of a firm, great expansion, potential for a top gal, NORTH ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 427 E. Miner 466-4571 Nelda's We Try See ANNABELLE LAB TECHNICIAN Executive Secretary ART TEACHER week Full charge books SECRETARY LEGAL Stenographer Office-Shorthand General oks general Clerical ledger IBM -Clerical TIMEKEEPER KEYPUNCH NCR Proof STENO -Clerical RECEPTIONIST RETAIL SALES Records Control Clerk hour Posting clerk hour Office--part time hour Typist-dictaphone up Cashier-Clerk hour Housework-bondable See NELDA Delivery-stock trainee 2 years college--future hour DELIVERY SALES TRAINEE Interview Counsel Cameraman-stripper Merchandising OFFICE CLERICAL PRODUCTION CONTROL Refrigeration air condi.
tion maintenance year round DELIVERY up CARPET SALES up Truck Tire Changer DESK CLERK hour Heavy Diesel Mechanic week Truck Mechanic ART TEACHER Men's clothing sales MANAGER TRAINEE STOCK -mature OK up Night Auditor General Mechanic week Metalman paint autos week Counter sales parts SEE US FOR MORE! WE TRY Employment Agency PLACE 948-2861 LOST is lost every day you place your Want AD to sell needs." Don't lose another day. Want AD today. The QUICK, to buy, sell, tell, trade, find, Dial 466-2652 read and use the Want ADS. Stockton MONDAY, MAY (Calif.) 15, 1 1967 Record 45 SAVE ME NEW Record Want AD TYPE SIZE CHART top This is 6 Point -Upper and Lower Case 30 letters and spaces to line THIS IS 6 POINT ALL CAPITALS 25 letters and spaces to line Vogue 12 Point Lower Case 26 letters and spaces to line VOGUE 12 POINT CAPS 19 letters and spaces to line Vogue 18 Point Type 18 letters and spaces to line 18 POINT CAPS 12 letters and spaces to line 24 pt. Printing 11 letters and spaces to line 24 PT.
PRINTIN 9 letters and spaces to line 36 pt. Prin 8 letters and spaces to line 36 PT. PRI 7 letters and spaces to line READ and USE RECORD Want ADS the QUICK-EASY Way to-Buy, Sell, Tell, Rent, Hire, Swap, Find, Dial 466-2652 Angels Dial 736-2162 Brentwood Dial 634-4291 Logur direct Lodi number: Dial 369-3521 368-9012 Manteca 823-6412 Oakdale 847-0212 Tracy Dial 835-1836 Sonora Dial 532-7131 EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES 5 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY See JANE $1.50 phone soliciting $290 up PROOF MACHINE operator $1.50 up saleswomen, experienced $314 CASHIER, STOCK $450 up FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE to $350 up SALES, MANAGER trainee $1.75 SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT FREE PARKING IN REAR 531 North Sutter St. 466-9601 STOCKTON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Today starts National Luggage-Leather Goods Week (and we have jobs requiring travel) See CAROL BALATTI for these! ACCOUNTANT, construction. $2.90 GENERAL OFFICE, type $290 APARTMENT manager, $300 plus CREDIT- $400 PUBLIC RELATIONS, college.
$450 STENO, North STENO RECEPTIONIST $425 NCR PROOF GIRL $310 CASHIER- TYPIST $350 SUPERVISOR. 9-1 p.m. $1.40 PRICE CLERK. 10 key. $1.75 MEDICAL TRANSCRIBER $375 STENO.
25-40 to $400 PRICING. experienced $1.75 STENO, need $375 LEGAL STENO $275 INVOICING. calculator $300 GENERAL OFFICE. typing $275 CLERK TYPIST. 10 key.
$260 GENERAL OFFICE, 10 $300 TELEPHONES. 12-8 8 p.m., bonus and $1.50 and LINDA CULP for these! EMPLOYER PAYS FEE! ACCOUNTING $10.500 CHEMICAL ENGINEER to $10.000 EMPLOYEE PAYS FEEI CLAIMS ADJUSTER trainee. $465 ACCOUNTANT, young, $500 PARTS MAN. $600 DUTY $3.50 hi school $2.10 MAINTENANCE, know boilers. $400 TAB OPERATOR, $550 OFFICE MANAGER, $500 SALES TRAINEE, degree.
$455 HEAD TELLER $450 BOOKKEEPER, general ledger. $2.50 PROGRAMMER, systems analyst $700 up BUSINESS machine trainee. $350 OUTSIDE SALES, mechanical. $475 plus MANAGER TRAINEE, $85 plus OUTSIDE SALES. 24-28, EXCLUSIVE $550 APPRENTICE PRINTER $2.65 ROUTE DRIVER, $125 JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT to $450 OUTSIDE SALES, $700 OFFICE MANAGER trainee.
OUTSIDE SALES. $600 MANAGER TRAINEE. $500 MANAGER TRAINEE. $400 SEE US FIRST -BE WORKING FIRST! 448 N. Sutter 466-7075 SALES PEOPLE WANTED to $800 to $600 $500 to $100 $430 to $400 to $420 $400 to $375 $400 to $375 to $375 to $350 to $350 to $350 to $300 $325 to $1.85 $2.00 $1.80 $270 $1.50 to $300 $1.50 $360 $400 to $650 to $560 to $510 $450 $650 $310 to $800 to $485 to $416 $3.80 $147 $533 $375 to $450 to $390 to $400 to $600 $152 to $115 Nelda's 209 DORRIS An opportunity forget to "don't Place your EASY WAY hire.
It pays to NOTICE OF INTEREST TO READERS AND ADVERTISERS: Sales help advertising must state the type of product or service to be sold. Company name which clearly indicates nature of product is acceptable. No amounts of earnings may be used in sales help advertising. RECORD A Want ADS. Dial 466 2652.
RARE OPPORTUNITY Sales and service, established Insurance account; salary and commissions plus bonuses, many other benefits. 466.4197. A NEAT appearing person wanted to work with top closer, to sell nationally advertised products to home owners, See Mr. Spiro, 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.
at Federal Contractors, Inc. 122 E. Church. WANT TO PAY THOSE EXTRA BILLS? ELECTROLUX has openings for men or women over 21 years old. Part time or full time.
Call for appointment, 466-9519. SALESMAN to demonstrate home movie equipment. High commissions paid daily. 477-3288 after 5. We want someone who wants higher than average income and who is able to work for it.
who believes in his ability and who wants high compensation. We offer to the right person. Permanent job, retirement, high income in our life and disability insurance organization. Send resume to George Gynes, General Agent, 211 E. Weber Ave.
DISTRIBUTOR-Capable person with selling experience; good opening in Stockton as partially established business will be transferred to you, if you can maintain headquarters, recruit and train sales force, write Raleigh, Dept. WD. 306 Adeline. Oakland. SALES PEOPLE WANTED 1-M MALE RECREATION Sell Club memberships, enjoy yourself while making real good money.
Exceptionally large commissions paid weekly. Heavy advertising program, dance of qualified leads. Fringe benefits. Prefer career type full-time men, but will hire a few unusually ambitious part-time men. Call ROSS at 466-2368.
but HURRY! WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR Supervise 30-40 Watkins Rts. Salespeople. Manage Office and Warehouse. Write: Crossroads Building, Suite 303, Orinda. Calif.
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