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The Sidney herald., 1956-01-19

/ ooze from the cecal lining.
In a typical outbreak - where
large numbers of the parasite are
present - some chickens die sud-
denly, there r bloody drop
pings on the ground or litter, and
affected chickens have a ruffled,
droopy appearance, pale combs,
and eat or drink little or moth
ing. Other chickens in the brood
may appear healthy.
Management practices to reduce
numbers of the widespread, album
dant, long-lived, and hard-to-kill
parasite that causes cecal cocci-
diosis are: raise young chickens
apart from old stock; put each
new brood of chickens into a
clean house, with clean feeders
and waterers and clean, new lit
ter: keep litter dry - stir fire.
quently and remove wet litter;
place waterers on wire platforms
over floor drains, keep feeders
high enough to prevent fouling,
and supply enough feeders to
prevent crowding; clean feeders
dilQ WdlClClS Will ilOL WdlCl dilQ
detergent at least every week; get
rid of carriers such as flies, rats,
and mice around poultry houses
and yards; fill in or drain any
damp areas around the poultry
house; and if you raise chicks on
wire. clean the wire regularly.
In case of a suspected outbreak
of cecal coccidosis, a local veter-
marian can advise you about how
to get a definite diagnosis and
how to handle the outbreak.
Management Pays
Dairymen will find that it pays
to give a little extra feed to
heifers that are carrying their
first calf according to several
dairy producers in this area.
These first-calf heifers, need
more feed per 100 pounds of
body weight than older cows.
The two-year-old cow is still
growing and for this reason needs
more total digestible nutrients in
her ration than the older animal.
A good practice is to feed a little
extra grain and plenty of good
quality roughage through the first
calf heifer's entire l~actation Pc
riod.
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-19
Lambert
Mrs. Grant Burgess

Lie LdiilDtIb IlOIlS IdCktQ Qp
two conference wins this last
week end when they met the
Bainville Bulldogs on the local
hardwood Friday night and de-
feated them 88 to 70. On Saturday
night they travelled to C~ulbertson
where they met the Cowboys
and brought home a victory with
the score 81 to so in a close hard
fought game.
On Friday night in the game
against Bainville the Lions took
the lead at the beginning and held
it throughout with the Bulldogs
threatening all the way. The first
quarter score was 26 to Is the
second quarter found the team
from Bainville holding their own
with the half time score as to
81, the third quarter the Lions
lost a little ground when the Bull
dogs o~ut-scored them by s points,
however Lambert still was on top
with the score 81 to 81, the last
quarter found the locals picking
up and closed in on the Bulldogs
with a final margin of Is points
the score ending 88 to 70. This
team has been the only ones to
defeat the Lions in conference
play this year to date. Donald
Burgess took scoring honors for
Lambert with 26 points followed
closely by Jerry Williams and
George Lake each with 81 points.
Wayne Nevins collected IA points
and Larry Williams 6. Gary Tor
gerson of Bainville led the Bull
dogs with 20 followed by Nolan
Harmon with Is, David Harmon
collected IL, Ellis Drummer had
10. David Smith z, and Briske 6.
A preliminary game between
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-19
TrHreIing with The
Agent
Ry Dean sDavidson
Plan Early for
Fertilizer Needs

II you plan to use commercial
fertilizer on your fields this year
it would be a good idea to antici-
pate your needs early and then
place your order well in advance
of the time it will be needed.
And it's even better if you can
take delivery early and store the
fertilizer IN your farm.
There is no national shortage
of commercial fertilizer. In fact,
the u. S. Department of Agri-
culture reports indicate a plenti-
full supply of all kinds of ferti-
liZers in 1855.
However, what often happens
is this: Dealers lack information
on local needs for fertilizer I'M
til shortly before planting time.
Meanwhile, manufacturers run
short on storage space since they
can't ship the material until they
get orders from dealers. AS a
result the whole process of NOV
ing fertilizer from the manufac-
turer to dealers is slowed up and
farmers can't always get their
orders filled as fast as they would
like. So by placing your order
early and taking delivery early
you can be assured that you will
have the fertilizer when you need
it. At the same time you will
help relieve the pressure on the
storage facilities of the manu-
facturer and the dealer.
And fertilizer can be stored
safely on the farm if you take a
few simple precautions. All you
need is a dry, well ventilated
place. The next requirement is to
keep the bags of fertilizer up off
bare ground or concrete floors so
they will not absorb moisture.
Rows of 2 by As or wood crib
bing will keep the bags off the
floor. Then don't pile the bags
too high or caking may occur in
the lower bags from the pressure
above. Seven or 8 bags high is
plenty high.
ats That Time Again
Income tax time for farmers
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-19
How About
A Second
Honeymoon!
BY Dave Choate

Let me ask you men a ques-
ton. Dc you have to be re-
minded that such and such a
day is your wedding anniver-
sary? / can understand. But,
l can't tell you what to do. l
+ daresay your wife, smarter than
you imagine, contrives some
way to call the important date
to your attention.
Maybe there ought to be some
kind of reminder service" for
forgetful husbands. How about
that? A sweet voiced lady.
would phone you and say:
Don't forget, Mr.. Jones, that
next Thursday is your we'd
ding anniversary" Wouldn't
that be wonderful?
Then you could come here,
buy her a lovely gift, have us
wrap it appropriately - and on
the Big Day she would be SO
thrilled You could even take
A ECON HONEYMOON -
perhaps with her wearing a
beautiful new and modern we'd
ding band chosen here. (The
new ones really are exquisite.
New, carved designs either
plain or set with tiny baguette.
diamonds: And quite reason
able in price, tooD
Speaking of gifts, / want you
to remember that we make a
speciality of carrying lovliest
jewelry articles, toilet sets, ato-
mixers, inlaid compacts of silver
and gold, bracelets, earrings,
scattere pins. Oh, the variety is
almost unending. Come in today
whether you have a wedding
anniversary in the offing or
not. We have one of the largest
stocks of fine jewelry on dis
play anywhere.
John Stockhiu
jewelers.
Phone 7so lis North Central
Sidney. Montana
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-19

Is scarcely a month away--Feb-
ruary 18th to be exact - and OF
course it comes earlier for farm
operators than for town and city
folks.
While the income tax return In
itself is nothing new to most OF
you, there Is an added feature
this year that should be called
to your attention. In addition to
income, farmers are also required
to pay a 8 percent self employ
ment or social security tax based
on net income above $400. In
certain instances which are
explained on page 8 of the in
struction manual you will receive
- you pay 3 percent of your
gross income il your net is be-
low $500. The social security tax
es go toward a federal trust fund
for your retirement and old age
survivor benefits.
All farmers will receive a
package of forms and instructions
from the District Director of In
ternal Revenue at Helena. Among
them will be two copies of form
1040F. which is the special form
for farmers. On this form you
will list the years expenses, de-
probation, and farm receipts. At
ter computing farm profit or loss
you transfer it to form 1040 to
be combined with other non
farm income and receive credit
for dependents. The instruction
pamphlet which accompanies the
forms has a table for computing
the tax due.
A little booklet entitled Farm
ers Tax Guide" has been pub
lished to help farmers in making
out their income tax returns and
copies of it are available free at
the county extension office. This
booklet was prepared especially
for farmers by the Internal Rev
enue Service with assistance from
the Federal Extension Service.
CoccidiaI Prevention
That old ounce of prevention
is the best way to control cecal
coccidiosis, a common and seri-
Gus disease of new baby chicks.
Cecal coccidiosis is caused by
a microscopic parasite which
chickens may pick up from con-
taminated soil, litter, water, or
feed. When large numbers of
parasites get into the lining of
the coca (blind gut), they de-
stroy cells and cause blood to
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-19

See these values on latest
style fall fabrics now. Values
79 = liz.
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AUTO SALESMAN

To sell new and used Fords, the hot
est car IN itA fieid today. All COM
pany Dement'S. Demonstrations fur
niShed II you have good reference
an1 II you can sell. See Northeast
Motors for one OF the best pay plans
In town. SIS week Guaranteed to
start. Close co-ordination between
ply in person, Q to II an. no Sat,
NORTHEAST MoToRs. go Bls-
densburg I'd ne. lib
AUTO SALESMEN-Pontiac agency
needs ~ new-car statesmen for our
ne3-car dept: prefer experienced
men but will consider nve-wire who
can be trained. excellent new pay
plan should make right man Slu.-
900 a year. new-car transports
tion and company benefits. No
phone calls please. See Mr.. Blum.
manager. COHST-1N PONTIAC CO.,
407 Florida ave. ne.
AUTO statesmen, $4,000 q year.
Don't apply. for this opportunity.
II you would be contented with
less We need ssssmen from H sas
TO sell the 1856 Ford ct High DOL
lar Handlev. Sales training, dem
onstrator and floor time immedi-
ately. Apply Mr.. Graham. before
mon. 1929 Georgia ave. NV.
AUTO Statesmen t2l. for used-car
department of Ford dealer: must
have local experience: excellent pay
plan: transportation furnished. We
Offer O wonderful opportunity to
2 good men. See JEFF Layne, used
car manager, at HANDLEY FORD,
1923 Georgia ave. NV. No phone
calls please --15
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To Ploce q
Stur Classified Ad
Sterling $4,000
SPECIAL NOTICES

TAX RETURNS ACCOUNTANT,
formerly with the bureau. Phone
NUTIk RATION Is HEREBY GIVEN
of repossess!on OF the Hit seth
saba BY reason OF default: N
AVOUREo. mortgaEee, To-
! WILL NOT BIZ kESPOkSlBLL foI
any further debts unless signed by
. myself. J. L. WATERS. JR.. 1881
". 4Ist ST., Baltic. Nd. l6'
EXPERT. SPIT. ASSLnf. nc. tax
GUS. pers.; TAX probs. Est. So yrs,
24-hr.. 7-day VIZ. serv. ReaS.. re!ia
TAYLOR, 525 eth Sc. Ii. 7-o7o6
OWENS REALTY CO. announces
the new loo. of their ONCE to Natl
Press Bldg, Room 1870.
INCOME TAX RETURNS--Prepared
in your home by an experienced, re-
liable accountant. TU. 2-7O60,
INCOME TAX RETURNs-Prepared
Reas. rates, 1000 You st. NV,
Suite 4O7. NO. 7-1234.
Al TAA SERVICE. Returns pre-
pared in your home; business OF
Individual. State and Federal; .ex-
perienced and reasonable. Tu
2-02T2
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HELP-MEN

ACCOUNTANT, JR.. permanent staff
expanding CPA firm. Write. eiving
resume. education experience, age,
marital status. salary requirements
Give telephone number. herman
GOLDMAN. LEVIN d KRAKOW.
1415 K st. NV. Ia
supervisory position.
accounts receivable; excellent op-
portunity for permanent employ
ment and advancement within the
organization; 40-hr. week; "a days
annual leave, IL days sick leave
per yr. medical and disqualification
coveraRe. starting salary, SIS per
week: annual increments. Gail Elk.
3-503s. lie
ACCOUNTANTS. top salary: CPA. ir
accountants, semi-sr. accts.. S75
VIZ. to $3.50 wk Miss Bell at
BOYD'S. cor. 18th and O SITS,
Ma. S-2340.
ACCOUNTANTS with
experience to take charse of small
contracting once: must have ex-
perience: salary open: start work
Ing Immediately. Box 3s4-G, Star.
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ADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANT

leading company IN
the ages OF rs and so in an ad-
ministrative capacity. This company
will thoroughly train you so that
you may he ready for this position
in 90 days. This position carries a
salary plus lucrative commission
and bonus arrangements. II you
have car for local calls, can
furnish good references and have
mad some experience in admin
1890. Star. for immediate per
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PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
until noon on Friday, February 3,
Roads Commission at Laurel Mary.
land, offering to purchase surplus
property as follows: Twelve 4-burn-
er apartment-size Gas Ranges. Nos.
] through IL: One Gas Range, No
-; One Electric Range. No. IA;
One Gas Hot Water Heater. No. Is;
Four GE Refrigerators, Nos. 81
through "a; Nine apartment size
III items may be inspected at the
SRC Garage In Laurel, Maryland
Items will be bid individually. De-
tails. bidding forms and specia!
bidding envelopes may be obtained
ct the State Roads Commission Of
fice at Laurel, Maryland.
a15,2o
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ADVERTISING
ARTIST

OPPORTUNITY for
creative layout artist, with leading
"A WASHINGTON agency. Job re-
quires crisp, professional layouts.
including rcuRhs and comps. for
national accounts Speed essential.
Immediate permanen: opening. VIII
consider hiring on free-lance or
fuii-time basis. write. giving full
details and experience, to Box 355-
n EtaF
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Ja1,S,l5,22

PUBLIC NOTICE-The State Water
Control Board will hold a public
hearing on January 20. 1855 start
ing at $3.50. pm. for the purpose
Of hearing from interested parties
In connection with the discharge
OF treated sewage into Pohick
Creek. This hearing is being called
because the Board has previously
approved DISCHARGES of treated
sewage from two sources into .Po-
hick Creek and now has before
II an application from a third
owner for the same purpose. The
Board desires to hear from pres
ent users Of the stream and any
who propose to use the stream
within the immediate future. Also.
the Board desires to hear from
any developers who propose to To-
cate. subdivisions which will result
effluen;S 70 Pohicf Creek. Those
appearing before the Board are
requested to have their statements
In writing in brief and pertinent
form. Opportunity will be given
during the soaring for additional
oral comment. and questions. Those
persons not having written state
nnents will be given an opportunity
To- express theft. views II. time per:
mits. The. meeting OF the Board
Will Be held at the Boafd's ofices,
III West Franklin st.. Richmond.
sHbtuis. JA1so,4o.SS
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ASSISTANT MANAGER for 5 and j
ATTORNEY

For legal and administrative work
in mortgage loan division of ex-
banding, long established corp;
must have several years residence
in this area This is a career posi-
ton, will consider advanced Law
student with good qualifications
Apply Room 900, SIC 14th st. NV.
AUTO BODY MAN--Must be q list.
class comb. man OF good character
Opportunity for excel. earnings
See Mr.. Lindsey. PALMER FORD.
me me $ll0 Hamilton St. Hyastts-
AUToMOTIvE PARTS sales repre-.
sentative. for large warehouse. sell
ing 10 jobbers only; estab. accts
in BALTIC. and Wash. area; some
exper. desired; top natl. adv. lines;
remuneration commensurate with
ability. Apply after 0 am. wkdays
to 1873 N. Holiday st., Baltimore 2
Alto BODY SHOP FOREMAN fol-
large volume GIN dealer We are
looking for a man who can produce
large volume. must have good in
suranee contacts; liberal salary,
commission and year-end bonus
AUTO BODY AND FENDER MAN,
$3.50 basis: paid vacation and
-. n
4 ARPly a5 s e9 iao t1nn .xr
Alto Tfi PoOLfsHER. mus, be expert
enced buffer and excellent worker;
good JOB for right man. REINES
MOTOR CO, 1910 Viison blsyd.'
A fHfTFa1ri RoDY "a RErAu IAN. e1per,.
enesd only. Apply y person g N, NJ
BILE CO, isii eti 81. ne. Ni5
AUTO GLASS MAN Position open
for experienced mar able to manage
business and men: have good fol-
lowing; salary based on Qualifica-
tons. Apply in own Handwriting
giving past employment, name and
address. An replies confidential
A t1S 4I MEoiH sA,sT skilled in i car.
stating exper. and education 10
BUELt's SERVICE. slI 10th ST.
afro MECHANICS We want To
talk to about 4 men who want Ia
get in on the Ground door OF q
fast-grewing service dept: excellent
commission earnings. 5.day week,
naid vacation; Our mechanics are
msking over $1,000 per year En-.
10y security OF a permanent posi-
ton, Will be workins in q COM
pletelv new building with service
dept. on the first floor hydraulic
hits in each stan, brand-new IA
eilities all around you, Apply Mr.
Worsham after 10 am LOGAN
iFf5S I'LL NIB Sncn !, ny for new
Iomax: STANLEY HoRNER BUICK
lh2a l4th st. NV. NO PHONE
AUTO aEcHANrcs 70, steady work
good conditions. OLDS. exper, pre-
fssTsS 6gt n1t nee CONTACT JhSG
AUTO MECHANIC. 5-day week; clean
JOB servicing new cars; parking
privileges; guaranteed income; va
cation and insurance. See Mr..
Crabill. L, p. STEuART. INC.
River I'd. and B&O Railroad. Be-
thesda. Nd. No phone calls
AUTO MECHANIC "a. for service
WILSON'S TExAco. SO. b-50S4.
AUTO MECHANICS
We have openings for 2 experienced
vacation with pay: good workinG
conditions average pay 500
TORS. INC. $500 Baltimore ave-,
Hyattsville. Nd lis
AUTO MECH. WITH TOOLS. TO SIS
D. G. EMPL. EXCHANGE
WHITE AND cOLoRED
Short order cook ----..-. SOS up
Dishwashers .-----.----- S35
Porters ----.--.. SAL so
Bus boys. exper. S35
Walters Ounch, dinner exp open
Service station attendant $50
Truck drivers. Md. lie. from S45
Janitors $3.50 = qtrs.
Hotel housemen S42.7S
all classes top pay
l5i2 9th st. NV.
Ho. 2-55l2 HO. 2-55l4
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

PUBLIC NOTICE.-The state water
Control Board viii hold public
hearing on January 20, 1866. start
ing at 200 pm. for the purpose
OF hearing from interested parties
in connection with the discharge
OF treated sewage into Accotlnk
Creek This hearing is being called
because the Board has received q
preliminary proposal from the Town
Of Fairfax to enlarge its existing
sewage treatment plant, as well as
two other preliminary proposals
from other owners who also want
to discharge treated sewage into
Accotink Creek. The Board desires
to hear from present users OF the
stream and any who propose TO- use
the stream within the immediate
future. Also, the Board desires TO
hear from any developers who pro-
pose to locate subdivisions which
will result in the discharge Of
treated sewage effluentS to Accotink
Greek. Those appearing before the
Board are requested to have their
statements In writing, in brief and
pertinent form. Opportunity will
be given during the hearing for ad-
ditional oral comments and ques-
lions. Those persons not having
written statements will be given
an opportunity to express their
views II time permits. The meeting
Of the Board will be held at the
st., Richmond, Virginia.
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MANUEL REST HOME
IN a beautiful spot in the foothills
Of Va. where your loved ones get
the best OF care night and day. Very
reasonable rates Our home-eooked
food is our speciality. Fresh milk
and cream from our own GUERNSEY
COWS. eggs from our own hens.
MANUEL REST HOME. Fillsboro.
Loudoun Co.. Va. HillSboro ell.
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HELP-MEA
AUTO MECHANIC

Large Ford leadership: GOOD work.
vacation. Apply to Mr.. james or
Mr.. Keeney.
MONROE FORD co.
1887 East-west Hwy. Silver Spring
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AUCTION SALES
and modern furniture.
glass china, bric-a-hrac, etc,
Thursday. 7:3C pm. SUBURBAN

glass. china, bric-a-hrac, etc.
Thursday. 7:3C pm. SUBURBAN
AUCTIONS. Rockville. Md.
TAKE NOTICE that on January
62S South Washington ST., Falls
Church, Va, ! shall expose to pub
lie sale one 1881 Chrysler 4-dr.,
Der C-51--S74S0, seized and re-
possessed from Robert G. Williams.
Merrifield. Virginia by virtue Of the
breach of a conditional sales con-
tract dated 5i27f SIS and pursuant
to Title 30. Chapter 3. Of the code
Of the Commonwealth Of Virginia
1880 edition..
THE COMMERCE INVESTMENT
COMPANY.
]. K. Brown. Collection Manager
ja14,15,16
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ATTIC SALESMAN


For used-car dept, OF new-caf dealer,
Experienced preferred. Drawing &C.
count and paid vacation Excellent
opportunity Tor right man. STAN
LEY H. HORNER. INC, Florida
ave ne at 9TH. Phone Mr.. WEIGH
Statesmen = Open
HICKS CHEVROLET. INC. $3.50
Georgia ave. Washington's Most
Progressive leadership. Call Mr..
King, RIA. $1,000. for appointment.
~. -1h
SALESMAN wanted.
Here Is an opportunity for q man
who Is aggressive and interested In
above average sps income sn6 by..r ca
we viii train you, Earn while you
learn. Call Frank Palmer, 81. WA
10000. PALMER FORD INC. lis
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CHIEF ENGINEER

For operation and maintenance OF
oil burners and heating system in
large apt. project in Silver Spring
area; excellent opportunity for adj
yaTlcem9z.t In PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
fiei for qualified white man with
good background and experience
in4 boiler operations and electrical
repairs; salary and apt. furnished
between o and S, Monday and
Tuesday. or apply in person TO
/. NORTHWEST PARK APIS. 475
Southampton dr., Silver Spring,
Nd ia
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when answering adrertisements
addressed to Star boIes do NOT
tnclosr original references photo
graphs or other materials OF per-
sonGl v0lae. Copies seTpe the pHT.
pose. Originals may get lost.
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Star Classified Nus Your Best Buy in ISL It's Your Best Buy 5N
HELP-MEN
CARPENTER FoREMAN

CARPENTER FOREMAN for resi-.
Dental constructions; work with
tools. Must know layout and be
able to run carpenters efflcientIy
Call OIL. 2-4S42. -16
CARPENTER Working foreman for
large housing project. Only FIRST
class man need apply. Phone OIL.
Q-QlQb M0ndaV a m
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ACCT. FOR cPA. SIR, $1,000
NATIONAL
Employment Service
Washington Largest Agency
SALES

Partial Listing
WASH. REPR, for engrv. service
company - SIS, 000-Sl 900
SALES SALES f PRoMoT noi sS.00o-s7 600
Wholesale -----S4 $500
AIR CONDG EQUIP. $500
FOOD CO, meat. exp and S325
ITRAINEES. many with ten natl
cos, college pref. $500
OFFICE-PROFESSTONAL
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATOR . l o9a
pUBLic RELATIONS. sSDeT. news e.
UNDERWRITERS trainees insurance
CLAIMS iOii ApyusToR TRA1NEE 1913
ACCOUNTANTS for cPA' .rs;; SINE, sine
Accc;otuNTANT. professional - rs rs
Accountant for cpA. sr. $1,000
IBKkPR. ACCOUNTANT $500
EBKKPRS.- ASSTS. - SO 500
CLERK -TYPIsTs. many S50-S76
ADJuSTORS. car furn.------- sal
ADM. CLERK. engr, co, z------s $3.50
OFFICE MGR, int. dec. S75
BANK TRAIEEES start $1,000
HOTEL CLERKS, many. to $3.50
COPY WRITER, adv. agcy.-- $500
ART. DIR. adv. agcy. $4,000
MISCELLANEOUS
OPR., exper. $50
lSERVICEMEN. electronics - $3.50
RK-WAREHOUSE $3.50
PHOTO OFFSET MAN S6O-ss5
ENGINEERING
DESIGN ENGINEER, EE, BIS. or
PRoD. TEST ENGINEER i9s0' EE'
S6.000-$1, 900
ARCHITECT $4,000 50, 800
ARCH. DRAFTSMEN So, 600 So. 500
STRUCTURAL STEEL ESTIMATOR.
ME. $1,000 s., 900
TECH, WRITER'S, deg. journalism
or Energ, major S5,0o0-s7,00d
- s 5,oOO-s7, 900
$4,000. SIS. 900
LAB. TECHNICIAN, elcctronic
81. 600 $4,000
NO FEE
FLIGHT TEST ENGINEER MAN
pilot exper., air-borne fire control
phASf sypERrNrE ss8'2SS;si 5 p g.
rfE + Il rSorS 4 SS ~
ELiiEScsrRoN1c supvR. s0'9 to sfo 'S"o
ENGR. STAFF ASST. to mgr, Me,
CHEM ii ENoihEERs.. BIS. @: o, ssis
CHEM. ENGINEERS, rh,D. or e equiv NV
CHEMIST, sr. Engineer, No. Wv
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER G Bs.. Ms.
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