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SPECIAL NOTICES

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE
for any debts other than my own.
HARRISON J. MORTON, 1925 Sth
81. NV. IL
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE
for any debts incurred by anyone
other than myself CLARENCE
HOLLAND, 1920 Raum St.. 2 e.,
Apt. III. IL
Will NOT BE responsible for any
debts other than those contracted
for by myself LLOYD r. JAMES.
Jf,. 800 Mass. ave. ne. WASH.
., d. c. IL
TWILL NOT BE responsible for any
debts incurred BY anyone Dut nv
self. DOUGLASS A. WILLIAMS.
2023 S. Oakland St. Arl.. Va. IL
NEW YORK SHOE REPAIRING q
REMOD., 739 18th ST. n.w.-No,,
tice, liQuidating business please can
for your shoes by Aug. II.
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CORRESPONDENT

We seek q man in his
late 20s or Dos, who can
turn out effectual individ-
ual letters. under pressure,
and in good volume. These
letters must inform, sell.
and/or collect money: each
one must aim to produce
results They call for flu
ency and disciplined imagi-
nation--no fine writing. no
mechanical parroting. Abil-
ity to get along well with
people and to cope with
much detail are needed.
This Is a full-time. perma-
nent position. suited to q
man with 2 or more years
of college, and somewhat
settled In his mind about
himself. Old company, new
building, good hours, gene
rous company benefits and
opportunity to develop.
Your letter of reply should
be a really adequate reac-
ton to this advertisement.
Please address Pc. Box
56S2, Washington. d. c.
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HELP-MEF

ACCOUNTANT Excel pos with
Well.known organ career minded
man with good cxper BACKGROUND;
rapid Advancement aye @i-35.
! davs a. So 0O0-gH 800 No reg
fec MANAGEMENT CONSULT
ANTS, INC. Suite 1901. 1898 q
NV
ACCOUNTANT, no experience REQ
age 20-3O for Wash, office 81
Ice mfg. corp, career emporium.
ity with rapid advancement Acct
degree; b-day; st. - 500. No reg
fee MANAGEMENT CONSUL.
TANTs INC, Suite 1901, l43t
q NV.
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NURSE will give kind care to semi
invalid or elderly persons, in lovely
cool home: porches and garden
Special attn. to diet. AID. 2-793J
WANTED TO RENT my old home
stead to reliable, refined adults.
rms. porcheS; acreage II de-
sired Excellent for retire people
20 miles from d. c., in Virginia
Box 496-H Star.
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS and
invitations: 2-hr. service. STAN
LEY ADAMS, sos nth st NV.
DI. 7-1434: ewes. ia. 5-S245 l6'
WILL GIVE FULL-TIME CARE to
small children or infant in our
country home in nearby Nd LO
7-0Tl6.
WANTED-Partner or associate
sml. amt. capital. to expand photo
studio and baby shoe bronZing, or
share small studio l4th and Har-
ward SITS. NV. AID. 4-6942, WIZ
6-S4S0.
MAH-JONGG-Live modern. Learn
TO play today's most popular game
For info. EN-. 3-32S2, VIII. 6-50s9
1915 MADISON ST. N.W.-Exeel.
lent room and board for ELDERLY
lady: ~. RA 3-1333
VACANCIES. N. Arl.. in pvt. HON,
for = elderly people Excel. meals
kind care; good references. IA
2-S933.
WOMEN. to furnish Transportation
I and do tipping: TO work with WON
/ en- starting q consultation service
Box 1861. Star
POSITIVE THINKING. personality
better conversation and success
Glass lessons Call Du. 1-2234
mornings or after Q pm.
VACANCY. in home OF nurse. for
I or . bed or ambulatory patients
excel. meals and care mo drink
ing or smoking } Re 3-6l2S
ATTEfTION DOCTORS
Medical equipment. X-ray, dia
lhe-my and others. RA 3-233S
lMAN-Excel. proposition for mai
iexner in Govt. contract bidding o
furniture and carpetine
LEVENThAL'S s, 1880 18th st. n W
"WAKE-U-UP" AND PHONE
/ Answering. Dependable. HA. 2-g52l
BRADLEY ANSWERING SERVICE
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ELIZABETH PINKSTON
Personnel Counseling
Services
1925 Conn. Ave. NV. RIM. els
DI. 7-4150

ASST. DIRECTOR Of public health,
MD. license in Va. or able to get
Va. license, public health bkground
and/or admin. exper.. to age 80,
SALES ENGINEER, mech. or indus
trial engineering, selling to govt,
industry, foreign countries. Begin
ners. $3.50 mo. Experienced. SAL
airy open.
FIELD REP. cleo. bkground. for
NATL industry. sales aptitude, some
colleg req. local territory, $3.50
plus bonus, car and all expenses
DESIGN ENGINEER. BSCE to
work in storm drain. water, sewer
and road design, age to 80. TIC
FIELD REP. collection, military
service completed, age 24-27. $50
plus car and expense
CHIEF PHARMACY CLERK. expef
in drug store helpful, supervise 9th.
er phar. clerks, age. $685.,
cLERK-TYPIsT. 40 w.p.m.. excel
ref, to age 80 S22d
NOTE CLERK, ability TO work with
figures. tipping, to age 30 $3.50
IBM KEY PUNCH. age open.
IBM MACHINE oPR.. exper, as,
omen To S3,SW
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When answering advertisement
addressed TO Star bores do NOT
eHclose original references. pho
to0rdphs or other materials OF
personal value Copies serve the
purpose Originals may get lost
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ADMIN. ASST.
FIELD MAN

Interesting opportunity with trade
assn. for young college grad. with
accounting. banking or business
experience Must be free to travel
$4,000 plus expenses.
EXECUTIVE PLACEMENT BUR.
Atlantic Bldg. ST. 3-1199
ADMIN. ASSISTANT. B.A. in Soc,
Nus. admin or personnel. hospital
exper. pref, not required, age
to 50 $500
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BOOKKEEPER
Full Charge

We have a temporary
position lasting about 4
months knowledge of dou-
BILE entry bookkeeping and
bookkeeping machine re-
CURED. Salary common
Surate with experience.
National Education Assn,
1929 NJ St. NV.
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HELP-MEM

ASST. BKKPR., N. Arl.. payroll wk.
EMPL. 1884 Wilson blvd. Arl
ia. $4,000.
BOOKKEEPER- OF.
FICE MANAGER, suburban Mary
land. Chrysler Product Dealer
desires fully experienced man fol
complete charge of all ONCE de.
tails. Good working conditions
adequate help. company benefits
including group insurance. anC
pension plan. Reply in own hant
writing. giving all pertinent in
formation. Box 254-L, Star.
AUTO CAR WASHER and Simoniz'
man. must be experienced: steady
job. and GOOD pay. paid vaca cater
s sad yhonlIeoass., sI EosSLT ISynn Au IS
Arlington. Va.
AUTO LUBE MAN WANTED b,
Ford dealer; experience. required
Good salary hours and employ,
MOTOR CO.. $50 Bladensburl
AUTO MECHANIC, only experienced
Chevrolet man need apply: 5O-5t
basis, paid vacation and holidays
pANAts Vi NOAA 1RHAA IVA kNalAo
ADDISON CHEVROLET SALES
INC. 14th and Florida ave NV
AUTO MECHANIC, good all-roun,
man. 5Ia day wk, Dodge Plymouth
leadership; disqualification and va
cation. See Mr. Beck, FALIJi
CHURCH MOTORS. 554 N. Wash
ingtOn St JE. 2-400.
AUTO MECHANIC, excellent work
ing conditions; salary open. FE
3-l202. 45l5 Macarthur blvd
NV.
AUTO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS exper
preferred. must be first class will
complete set OF tools. fiat rate
pay basis: plenty OF work in on
modern. fully equipped shop. |
you qualify you can earn S15t
per wk. Apply to Mr.. Kerns. Ser
~ ROYAL CHRYsLER. INC.
1901 r. Ave, Brentwood Nd
WA. f-S0O0
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MELP-MEM

ADMINISTRATIVE ASST.--Excel.
lent opportunity for young man
age 24-35, college grad, or stu
dent mr.. graduation. Career po'
sition leading to MANAGEMENT fu.
ture. Rapid advancement, st
$500. No reg. fee. MANAGE
MENT CONSULTANTS INC. suit
1901. 1435 G NV.
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT fol
public works department, Excel
opportunity for young civil engi
neer or a man having had engi
neering training or experience OF
construction Of municipal project
such as roads. streets, sidewalks
etc Exper In office managemen
of q supervisory nature is desir
able. Position could lead to late
appointments as director Of publil
works and inspections. Salary es
tablished BY city pay scale ant
q 5-year oeriod Applicants. ar
requested 10 obtain blanks and al
same with letters simplifying quail
ifications not later than Aug, n
with the PUBLIC WORKS DE
PARTMENT. 1900 Maple ave.
Takoma Park. Md.
ADMIN. ASST, yng., coll. bckgrd
sociology maj. pref: $500. Pc
TOMAC EMPL.. 2334 Wilson blvd.
~ E-On0n
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BOOKKEEPER, exper. dble. -entry;
500 min. Full charge. perm. g.
day wk. 731 9TH st. NV. Mr.. q.
BUS DRIVERS WANTED
EMPLOYMENT BENEFITS
Permanent position, paid
while training, 5-day week,
guaranteed salary, vacation
with pay, retirement plan,
hospital plan.
REQUIREMENTS:
Age IS 38
Height, s. 6" to g. 2"
Minimum weight, 140 lbs.
2 yrs. high school or equiv.
WASH, VA, MD.COACH CO.
ARNOLD Lines
107 N. RANDOLPH ST, ARL.
ia. $4,000
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BUTCHER. colored. all-round man;
good pay: only responsible person
need apply. LOGAN CIRCLE MAR
KET. 1917 18th st. NV.
BUTCHER full time man. also
man for part time work Apply
Brad Heights Market, AIS
Bowen I'd. Sc. LII. 2-S220.
CAMERA SALESMAN-Will train
il already familiar with cameras.
Perm. HENRY'S CAMERA CEN
TER. AL King ST.. Alex, Va. XII.
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PERSONAL

FORM 81, U. s. Job applications
prepared and typed ExCH SERV-
ICE Co. ST. 3-6l88. IL
PROFESSIONAL VOICE TEACHER,
lust arrived Wash. would ike
share studio mr. music center
pref. piano teacher. ia. 5-6l2O.
C0NCFRT PIANIST-LookinR for
person with day lob with. vacant.
dulet house, in n w.. good Quality
baby grand or grand piano: pri-
yacy and quiet nee. for recording
purposes. BOX Ash, Star.
HDELPUI NURSERY SCHOOL an
nounces their opening at 5000
Buck Lodge rd. Adelphi. Md :
Two-acre playground country az
rnosphere: hourly. weekly monthly
care: transp. furn.. Inspection IN
ylted or eall HE 4-2ll0
EMBASSY REST HOME, D c lie
94-hr nursing care tray serv oed
patients. special diets. co % 20
WILL OFFER RENT FREE. pvt.
rm.. or apt. in a. 4m.rm. manor
house OF one Of Wasnlngton
most beautiful estates estate, IN IN r GUT
Estate has beautiful gardens,
sWimming pool, beach. yacht
basin. stables, miles OF riding
paths. and almost everything
fhat the human mind can think
Of. Prefer retired. pensloned IN
dividual or couple OF refinement,
or vegetarian II possible, but not
NECESSARY. Write Box lOl-k, star
giving phone number.
4 WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY. a
person to take over a large. Stont
tavern completely furnished WITH
hotel rooms, In the Skyline noun
tains OF nearby Va. and DUDE
ranch OF 800 acres OF enchant,
ing scenic beauty. ABUNDANCE Of
springs and streams miles 81
mountain trails Terms extreme
ly reasonable. A very bis. money
maker for right, responsible party
write Box 2B0-L. star giVinp
phone lumber
WANTED, MEN AND WOMEN OF
ALL AGES who can. create manl
facial Characterization use O
makeup permissablol Auditor
interviews will be held on Tues
Aug 10 at ! pm LOEWS PAL
ACE THEATRE LOBBY Person
allties will be chosen In connec'
tion with the opening OF Uni
versal International Clnemascopl
motion picture MAN OF
THoUsAND FACES, starrinI
James Cagney. Opening LoeW
Palace Theatre Aug. 10.
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HELP-MEM

ENGINEER, ST.; 5 to z yrs, exper.
on electronic projects, E.E. deg,
citizenship not req. Sal. to ST, 900.
605 l4th st. NV, ST. 3-6SSS.
ENGRG. DEPT. HEAD
B6 or MS, EE: must have ex-
tensive background IN communfca-
lions. special emphasis on 1nstru.
mentation, frequency standards.
signal processing. IFF and general
circuits: no fee-------to $4,000
DIRECTOR RESEARCH, Pho,
ME: special emphasis on fluid me1
chanics. hydraulics. thermo -dynam-
les or metAllurgy: some teaching
pref. Individual research in me-
lchanical drying Of paper. sheet
formation. slice development and
pressing at high speeds. No fee.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR. o operations eUtHSE
research. Pho Math or Physics. no
'MATHEMATIcfANs, Bs or Ms,
exper. math analysis. no fee.
ENoINEERs-sc1ENr1sSTTss. lT WiSs
variety Of openings, local and out
of-town; without fee. Please con-
tact our ofiices for further details.
WALTER H. KESSLER
Personnel Services, 654 Wash
bldg. 18th and NY. ave. NV, ST
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DEsIG;jNER. eiec -mech nref A.

DESIGNER, cleo. mech. pref. design
in repeating attenuation equip.
$4,000. SMELLING g. SMELLING
AGcY. sos 14th NV, ST. 3-6SSS.
DESK CLERK, for new. luxury
5 am. M must be O abe 70 han hand II
switchboard. Apply PAYS VIR-
GINA AVE. NV, Monday. OF
call Dl. 7.4S32 Ask for Mr.
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Classified Ad Rates:
locol Advertisers
3 Lines tMinimumI

One time 55e per line
Three 10 sir times eonseeuiiveiy. 4ee
peI line
seven times eonsscvtiveiy l3s per
Speech Notice and Personal Sc po'
line additional
Out ot.iown roie s0t per line soeh
Insertion lire minimum
time foi correction before second
insertion
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COUNTERMEN, experienced; pay
according to ability. TRI-STATE
AUTO ~PARTS, 2001 kenilworth
ave: Phone MR.. CosTANzo. uN.
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ENGINEER-CHIEF

For one Of Washington's newest.
largest. luxury-type apt. bldgs. Must
have -cond. exper. First-rate
salary plus apt. substantial com
pany benefits. Apply RIM. 319. 1924
ESTIMATOR SALESMAN-Work on
prcfit-sharing basis. with leading
resili mt flooring contractor; leads
furn.' must have car All replies
confid. Box 1861, Star, liz
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CAR WASHERS

CAR WASHERS
White, Arl. auto laundry; full and
part time help. Interviews Mon,
IL to pm. 1880 10th ST., Arl.
Radio Bldg. RIM 20l.
CARPENTER-Top wages for Al
sober mechanic. He. 4-7490.
CARPENTERS lst-class mechanics:
Job near Burtonsville. Nd. Phone
IN. 4-759S after D pm.
CARPENTERS 49, fo- studdinR-out
work Only exper., sober men; non.
union. See superintendent MR.
PICKETT. at WAYNE st. and N
Persian dr.. Arba Motel. Job starts
on August IL at 1880.
CARPENTERS go. Report to Job
corner Fl. Myer dr.. and Arl. blvd.
730 an. Mon. See MR.. BIS
SONETTE.
CARPENTERS, masons. painters ane
other tradesmen wanted. to work
on subcontract basis. OV. 3-4374
CARPENTERS, several, some form
men, some trim men. Report
MONTGOMERY HILLS JUNIOR
HIGH SCHOOL. Linden lane and
BrOOkviile I'd, Silver Spring, Nd i.
Monday morning
CARPENTER PAINTER white OF
colored). over 40; special work on
properties, windows, stairwayS
flooring. etc; also. man for
cruiser work. Box 6S. Franklin
Post Once.
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EXHIBITS
REPRESENTATIVE

4NA44 4eA9A1A14N = "a i = v ~
Cleveland's most progressive de.
signer and builder is seeking Wash
ington sales representation. We
anticipate Government contracts, SO
the man we seek must either now
be familiar with contract Offices or
most be willing to devote consider
able time to the development Of
these accounts.
Call Elk. 3-5031 for Appointment
Aug. 10 and 12-2 to 9 PM.
Aug. 12-9 AM. to 2 PM.
ASK FOR Mr.. GALLO
FARMER, handy, white, IS to As,
reliable, honest and non -drinker,
Wash: permanent position: 5-rm.
furn; apt: state salary. Box
460-K, Star.
FIELD REPRES.. 24-27, finance ID. ;
POTOMAC EMPL., 1884 Wilson
blvd. Ar. ia. $4,000.
FINANCE ADyUSTOR, excel. oppor.
with. q national auto finance co.
Good starting salary with COM
pany car furn. A liberal plan Of
company benefits. Apply ASSO-
GATES DISCOUNT CORP, 261
Constitution ave. NV.
FULL-CHARGE BKKPRS., white: 6
days; 5000. v. WOOD PERSON
MEL. See Miss Wood, 232 South
ern Bldg. sos 18th st. NV. at H,
FURNITURE SALESMAN, must be
exper. in installment selling. Sal
airy commission. KING FURN. CO.,
1885 H st. ne. II. $4,000.
FURNITURE Statesmen wanted.
Write giving resume Of previous
experience. Our statesmen know
Of this ad. Box 66-L, star.
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Delivery Men-Soda

National beverage company has
want a permanent job with good
pay No selling required. as I'll
merchandise has been presold Ia
area accounts. Must be strong and
heavy enough to handle our bever-
age cases. Age dependent upon
qualifications to do the work.
CANADA DRY GINGER ALE, INC
1901 East-West Hgy.. Silver Spring
Apply y am. TO pm. warehouse
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Coll
Sterling $4,000

Closing Hours:
SUNDAY EDITION. 10 Pm. Frido,
MONDAY EDITION. 8 PM. Son.
TUES. to FRI. 8 Pm. ooy Before
SAT. EDITION, 10 PM. Friday
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-02-16

its original date so you don't lose penny OF
interest either.
u. S. Savings Bonds are not only safer than
cash but one of the best investments you can
make. Your government guarantees the princi-
pal-up to any amount-and the rate OF inter
est you receive.
You'll be surprised at how savings accumu-
late when you invest regularly in Bonds
So start buying Bonds today-either on the
Payroll Savings Plan where you work or at your
bank. And make your Bond buying regular
habit. It's one that will bring your family
greater security.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-02-16
Recent Discoveries
Seen Brightening
States Oil Future

Mississippi's future in the de-
velopment Of its untapped oil and
gac resources offers a bright pic
ture as exploration and new dis
coveries follow in the wake Of re-
cent discoveries in Smith and Simp-
son counties.
E. D. kenna, executive vice-presi-
dent of the Mississippi-Alabama
Division of the Mid Continent Oil
& gas Association, expresses OPP
tlmism for the future on the basis
cf the widespread exploratory &C
tivity in the state and new discov-
cries in recent months by deeper
drilling.
The drilling forecast for 1857 is
for a total of 479 wells, 152 of
which will be wildcat and 282 will
be field wells. In 1856, II wells
went below 1880 feet and So were
drilled between 10000 and 1880.
The forecast includes 33 more wild
cat wells and more field wells
tran were drilled in 1856.
Much of this activity is from the
central part of the state southwark,
where $3.50, Ansley, Bolton and
Pistol Ridge fields have yielded
production at greater depths. Ala
bama's Chronicle field, near the
Mississippi line, is squirting activity
in Southeast Mississippi.
Mississippi, the 10th ranking oil
producing state, produced 40,679,-
900 barrels of oil in 1856.
The state has substantial oil re-
serves that were estimated, as of
December 81, 1856, as follows: 424,-
100000 barrels of crude oil, ST.
$4,000 barrels of gas liquids and
2,608,340 million cubic feet of natu-
raj gas.
Mississippi at present has over
2400 producing oil and gas wells
in 126 fields. The production is
from 1877 oil pools and 81 gas pools.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-02-16

Dallas-Hundreds of Texas and
New Mexico oil drillers and produc-
ers gather in Dallas, March 6, for
three days to study the latest tech
niques for bringing oil to the
earth's surface more efficiently
and economically.
Details of the Southwestern Dis
trict Meeting of the American Pc
troleum Institute Division of Pro-
duction were released in Dallas by
A. E. Chester, Magnolia Petroleum
Company vice president in charge
of general arrangements for the
big technical session.
The first day of the meeting,
March 6, will be devoted entirely
to committee sessions.
Five different groups meet in
the morning. They are the Com
mittee on Drilling Fluids, E. L.
Cook, Magnolia Petroleum Com
pany, Dallas, presiding chairman;
Committee on Fracturing, Henry
Lewelling, Atlantic Refining Com
pany Dallas, chairman; Committee
on Vocational Training, L. L. Nc
Donald, Pure Oil Company, Fort
Worth, presiding; Committee on
Jet-Bit Drilling, R. J. Bromell,
Great Western Drilling Company,
Midland, and Study Committee on
Water Sources, Chairman Leon
Crittenden, Humble Oil & Refining
Company, Midland, presiding.
Six study sessions will be held
that afternoon. Committee and
chairmen are Coordinating Com
mittee and Committee on Drilling
Practice, w. L. Quevreaux, Shell
Oil Company, Midland; Committee
on Air, Gas and Aerated Liquid
Drilling, NJ. NJ. Brantley, Brantley
Drilling Company, Midland; Com
mittee on Production Practice, j. T.
Duree, Pure Oil Company, Fort
Worth; Committee on Supervisory
Development, R. F. WHY, Pan Am
erican Petroleum Corporation, Fort
Worth and Committee on Vocation
al Guidance.
General Arrangements Chairman
Chester and w. R. Johnston, North
west Production Company, Albu
qurque, share presiding honors at
the only general session, Thurs
day morning, March 7.
At this high point in the con-
clave, D. L. Connolly, vice-presi-
dent, Warren Petroleum Corpora
ton, Houston, speaks on "The Out
look for the Domestic Producer"
and C. D. McEnroe, treasurer of
Halliburton Oilwell Cementing
Company, Duncan, Oklahoma, on
Something Can Be Done About
Tax Discrimination. A humorous
speech tabled For Entertainment
Only" will be delivered by Chester
Lauck (Lum), Continental Oil
Company, Houston.
The first group session of the
three-day meeting Thursday after
noon will be presided over by ].
H. Sullivan, Atlantic Refining
Company, Dallas, and E. w. Sho-
wen, Gulf Oil Corporation, Odessa.
Four papers will be presented at
this session. DR.. A. @. Sartain,
Southern Methodist University,
Dallas, speaks on "How to Build
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-02-16
lizard Defends Railroad Commission
For Action On Oil A|loWabIes

prices, up $3.50 percent since 1947;
oil we'll carbon casing, up 77.8
percent; oil we'll alloy casing, up
s7.5 percent; carbon line pipe, up
117.S percent; finished steel prod
ucts, up 807 percent, and automo-
biles, up 45.9 percent.
Since the last previous crude oil
price adjustment in June, 1853, he
said, "the oil producing industry
has absorbed five rounds Of in
creases in basic steel prices and
four rounds of wage increases"
and the industry has been slow in
passing these increased costs along
to the American consumer.
"If anything" lizard said, the
industry deserves the applause
and appreciation of government for
an obviously burdensome job Of
resisting the onslaught of infla-
ton
Ikard charged the statements
that the domestic industry was
taking advantage" of our Allies
as ridiculous.
He cited two previous increases
in the price of Middle East crude
in 1856, for a total of 33 cents a
barrel, and numerous increases of
Venezuelan crude oil prices that
wear that were put into effect
without any howls of protest"
lizard charged that any House
investigation (Which singles out the
petroleum industry will serve no
useful purpose unless it also delves
into the underlying causes and eff
fects of the inflationary pressures
to which the oil industry has fallen
victim.
ave cannot hold back the flood
by slapping at the waves. We
must build the dam from the bot
TOM" he said.
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Freeport Earnings

New York. - Freeport Sulphur
Co. net profits for 1856 amounted
to s13,377,585, equal to $685. per
share, according to a preliminary
report by Langbourne M. Williams,
president.
Net income of the company in
1866 was S12,401, 058, or s4.96 per
share.
Williams stated the figures for
1856 reflect increased earnings de-
rived from the company's sulphur
business. This increase overcame
the effect of the fact that costs
arising from expansion and oper-
alton of the company's oil and gas
program during the year which ex-
ceeded income from the sale of oil.
Currently, about 20 percent of
the nations electrical energy is
generated by natural gas.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-02-16
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