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jSOUXftERN 1LL1NOISAN, TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1951 Pago Eleven Real Estate For Sale 9 Real Estate For Sale 9 Hospital Notes Gen. O'Donnel Stock Market Prices Steady New York, June 26 (AP) Permanent WflC School flsked by Marshall Washington, June 26 fAP) Secretary of Defense George C. Marshall has asked Congress to authorize construction of a 10 million dollar permanent training quarters for the Womens Army corps in Alabama. The new training center, costing approximately 10 million dollars, would be located at Fort McClel-lan, near Anniston. Ala.

The Wacs have been in temporary quarters at Camp Lee, where the army's quartermaster training schools are held. The present Wac training center there would be moved to the new site. Last Witness In Hearings Washington, June 26 (AP) Senate hearings on the dismissal of Gen. Douglas MacArthur were closed Monday with testimony from a former Far Eastern air force general that "we had made a mistake" by not bombing Chinese bases in Manchuria last fall. Maj.

Gen. Emmet (Rosie) C-DoruieU, who commanded the biz bombers under MacArthur, said he questioned, however, that it would be wise now to make attacks cn Manchuria. He said he is not sure the air forces could do it and "still retain the Sunday punch for Russia." O'Donnell was the 13th and last witness in the unprecedented hearings that publicly aired disputes over U. S. Far Eastern policies is well as the firing of MacArthur, one of the nation's World War II heroes.

O'DONNELL said that at present in Korea ve are in a position where we are meeting heavy air opposition." He added: "I don't know how bad it is, but I know the attrition (loss of planes) has gone up tremendously. There Is no question in my mind about whether we have the capability of going in here and really hurting-them and driving them cut, as far as that goes. "But whether we can do it and still retain the Sunday punch for Russia in case they got out of bounds is a problem cut of my province. I can't answer that DONXELL TOLD the senators he wanted to burn five North Korean cities and destroy IS major strategic targets by air attack' when the Korean war broke out but was not allowed to do it He said he thinks "an overriding1 political 01 diplomatic decision" prevented use of his plan even after the populations of the North Korean cities had been warned what was coming. Weather (From U.

S. Veather Bureau) Northern Illinois: Partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday. Not much change in temperature. Low tonight 60 to 65, high Wednesday 77 to S3. Southern Illinois: Local showers and scattered thundershowers tonight and East St.

Louis, Vandalia, Paris area southward Wednesday. Not much change in temperature. Low tonight 65 to 70, high Wednesday 81 to S7 north and 87 to 91 south. Indiana: Partly cloudy, local showers and scattered thunderstorms south and east portions tonight and in south portion Wednesday. Not much change in "temperature.

Missouri: Partly cloudy, contin ued warm and humid tonight and Wednesday; showers or thunder storms in north and west portions tonight and Wednesday; low to night near 70. FIVE DAY FORECAST Illinois: Temperatures will av erage 43 degrees above normal. Normal maximum 84 north to S3 south. Normal minimum 60 north to 64 south. Warm and humid throughout period except for tem porary cooling extreme north Thursday.

Precipitation will av erage near onehalf inch as scat- tered thundershowers almost any day in period. U.S. WEATHER AT 7 A.M. TODAY 10 CARBONDALE. APARTMENT.

2 rooms furnished. 407 W. Monroe. CARBONDALE. APARTMENT.

3 or 4 rooms, unfurnished. 204 E. Walnut St. Call 1021Y. CARBONDALE.

APARTMENT. 3 rooms, $35 mo. Also 3-room cottage, $25 mo. Call 1061K or 639K. CARBONDALE, APARTMENT.

3 rooms. Furnished or unfurnished. $25 mo. 305 E. Walnut CARBONDALE, APARTMENTS.

3 lovely rooms, unfurnished, bath, private entrance; also 4 room furnished. 311 W. Walnut. Call Cox's Store. CARBONDALE, APARTMENT.

4 rooms, unfurnished. Modern. Private entrance. Adults. Call 1172K.

CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. 4 rooms furnished or unfurnished. Garage. Close in. Private entrance.

$65 mo. Also 2 rooms, furnished. Call 3S8L. CARBONDALE, 3ASEMENT apartment. 3 rooms unfurnished.

Cool, never warmer than 70. Private bath. Call 1021K or 347Y. CARBONDALE, DUPLEX. 4-room modern.

Call 1377.X CARBONDALE, HOUSE. 4 rooms. Call 1440X. CARBONDALE, HOUSE. 4 room, semi-modern, July 1.

Call 1160X. CARBONDALE, HOUSE. 5 room suburban. Cox's Store. CARBONDALE, HOUSE.

7 rooms. 413 S. Marion, not modern. Call 500. CARBONDALE, OFFICE.

Rooms in Neber bldg. Call 413. CARBONDALE ROOM. Will share with girl, single beds. Call 199Y.

803 S. University. CARBONDALE, ROOM. Gentleman. Downtown.

105 N. University. Call 134-X. CARBONDALE, M. Large nice bedroom.

516 S. University. CARBONDALE, ROOMS. For sleeping. $3.50 up.

400 W. Main. EDEN PARK, COTTAGE. 3 rooms. 2 and 3 rooms furnished apartments, newly decorated.

City gas and showers. 3 miles south cf Herrin, Route 148. HERRIN, APARTMENT. 800 North 13th. Contact after 4:30 p.m.

HERRIN, APARTMENT. 4 rooms. S05 North Park. HERRIN, BEDROOM. Modern.

Kitchen privileges for breakfast. Ladies only. 609 South 16th. HERRIN, HOUSE. 3 rooms furnished.

Modern. Write Box 149-18. HERRIN, ROOMS. 4 unfurnished. Adults.

1213 North 13th. MT. CARBON, HOUSE.3 room fur-nished. Call 43F4. MURPHYSBORO, APARTMENT.

Brick and stone 4 rooms and bath, newly decorated, hot water heat, Hot point garbage disposal, Venetian shades, attic fan, laundry facilities, private entrance. Ihle Apartments, 409 N. 22nd, phone 752. MURPHYSBORO, APARTMENT. Modern 4 room, apply 723 North Street.

MURPHYSBORO, APARTMENT. 1 room furnished, 1302 Walnut. MURPHYSBORO, APARTMENT. 1904 Walnut, phone 478W. MURPHYSBORO.

APARTMENT. Unfurn, 428 N. 14th. Call 704. MURPHYSBORO, HOUSE.

3-room inclosed porch, basement. Ap ply 311 Lucier. MURPHYSBORO, ROOM, For sleeping. Men. 302 N.

8th St. Call 1498W1. MURPHYSBORO, ROOM. Lovely furnished, closets, man or woman. Woman permitted kitchen privileges, 2107 Edith.

MURPHYSBORO, ROOM. Sleeping men only. Apply OldanTs Cafe. Walnut St. By Marty Links lot to ask lor, Dad so I just get a new dress?" Rentals 10 MURPHYSBORO, ROOM.

Sleeping, air cooled, 216 N. 15th. MURPHYSBORO. ROOM. Sleeping, close in.

302 N. 8th. MURPHPYSBORO, ROOMS. Unfurnished, lights and water- furnished. Goodstein's Shoe Store.

MURPHYSBORO, ROOMS. 3 furnished, also sleeping room, 1839 Division. Wanted To Buy 1 1 OLD GOLD, HERRIN. And plat inum. Don's Jewelry Store, 103 East Cherry.

Phone 22321. Wanted To Rent 12 HERRIN, HOUSE. Unfurnished, 4, 5 or 6 rooms. Phone Robert Cockran at Sangamo Electric between 8 and 4 p.m. Card of Thanks 14 HERRIN.

We wish to thank all of our kind friends and neighbors for their many kind expressions of sympathy and condolence dur ing our recent bereavement. We especially thank Rev. Shoopman, Storme Funeral Home. The Copher Children. Legal Notices TAX SALE AND REDEMPTION NOTICE To Wiley Gray and unknown owners or parties interested: You are hereby notified that at a public sale of delinquent real estate for the taxes assessed and taxed for the yar 194S conducted and held by the Collector of Jackson County, Illinois, on October 10, 1949, Dewey Kimmel' purchased the following described real estate, to-wit: Lot Seven and Eight in Block Five in Original Town of Township Elk.

situated in Jackson County, Illi nois, for taxes, interest and costs, taxes due and unpaid for the year 1948 on said real estate. Said real estate was assessed and taxed for said year in the name of Wiley Gray and the time of redemption of said real estate from said tax sale will expire on the 10th day of October, 1951. Dewey Kimmel, Purchaser TAX SALE AND REDEMPTION NOTICE To Belle Whisler and unknown owners or parties interested: You are herby notified that at a public sale of delinquent real estate for the taxes assessed and taxed for the year 1948 conducted and held by the Collector for Jackson County, Illinois, on October 10, 1949, Dewey Kimmel purchas ed the following described real estate, to-wit: Lot Five and Six in Block Five in Original Town of Township Elk, situated in Jackson County, Illi nois, for taxes, interest and cost, taxes due and unpaid for the year 1948 on said real estate. Said real estate was assessed and taxed for said year in the name of Belle Whisler and the time of redemption of said real estate from said tax sale will ex pire on the 10th day of October, 1931. Dewey Kimmel, Purchaser TAX SALE AND REDEMPTION NOTICE To Anna Gray and unknown own ers or parties interested: You are hereby notified that at a public sale of delinquent real estate for the taxes assissed and taxed for the year 1948 conducted and held by the Collector of Jack son County, Illinois, on October 10, 1949 Dewey Kimmel purchas ed the followed described real estate, to-wit: Lot One and Three in Block Five in Original Town of Township Elk, situated in Jackson County, Illi nois, for taxes, interest and cost, taxes due and unpaid for the year 1948 on said real estate.

Said real estate was assessed and taxed for said year in the name of Anna Gray and the time of redemption of said real estate from said tax sale will expire on the 10th day of October, 1951. Dewey Kimmel, Purchaser TAX SALE AND REDEMPTION NOTICE To Dan Glotfelty and unknown owners or parties interested: You are hereby notified that at a public sale of delinquent real estate for the taxes assessed and taxed for the year 194S conducted and held by the Collector of Jackson County, Illinois, on October 10, 1949, Dewey Kimmel purchased the following described real es tate, to-wit: Lot Four in Block Five in Original Town in Township Elk, situated in Jackson County, Illi nois for taxes, interest and cost, taxes due and unpaid for the year 1943 on said real estate. Said real estate was assessed and taxed for said year in the name of Dan Glotfelty and the time of redemption of said real estate from said tax sale will ex pire on the 10th day of October, 1951. Dewey Kimmel, Purchaser The depression holding the Pa cific ocean has been called the scar left when a mass was wrench -ed free to form the moon. Rentals Sporadic displays of strength today in the stock market kept prices on a steady keel.

The spread in prices either way could be covered with a dollar. Some leaders swung idly between plus and minus by only a few cents. Stock favoring the higher side included Sinclair Oil, American Cy-anamid. International Paper, Bethlehem Steel, Montgomery Ward, J. I.

Case and United Aircraft. Corporate bonds were narrowly mixed. Produce Markets CHICAGO PRODUCE utter steady; receipts whole sale selling prices unchanged ex cept on 90 score cent a pound higher; 93 AA 68V2 92 A 67i 90 S6; 89 63; Cars: 90 67U; 89 66. Eggs steady; receipts wholesale selling prices unchanged except on dirties two cents a dozen higher; U. S.

extras 53-54; U. S. mediums 48; U. S. standards 47; current receipts 43; dirties 42; checks 39.

Live poultry: About steady; receipts 2S loads; f.o.b. paying prices unchanged to a cent a pound higher; heavy hens 30-34; light hens 26-27; roasters 34-39; friers 31-33; old roosters 21-22; ducklings 29. Boyle flsks for GOP McCarthyism Nosecount Washington, June 26 (AP) The chairman of the Democratic National wants Republicans to stand up and be counted for or against "McCarthysm." William M. Boyle challenged Republican leaders Saturday in his weekly letter to Democratic party workers. He quoted from an editor ial in the Washington Post denouncing Sen Joseph R.

McCarthy R-Wis) for McCarthy's recent Sen ate attack on Secretary of Defense Marshall and demanding that G. O.P. leaders "disavow McCarthy-ism or be convicted of endorsing it." Southern Illinois Deaths HERRIN: SMITH. Mrs. Bertha Belle, 74, died Sunday Herrin hospital; funeral Tuesday 2 p.m.

Storme's funeral home; burial Herrin city cemetery; leaves five children, Mrs. Elizabeth Howell and Mrs. Bernice Willhite, West Frankfort, Mrs. LaVergne Pierce, Flint, Mrs. Zel-phia Murphy, Chicago, Don Smith, Toledo, Ohio; 14 grandchildren; 4 great-grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs.

Jennie Meis-suer, Texarkana, Texas, Mrs. Essie Rentschler, Riverton, Mrs. Mable Constant, Riverton, Mrs. Marie Richardson, Springfield. HERRIN: TATE.

Otto Edward. 51, died Saturday Herrin hospital; funeral Monday 2 p. m. First Methodist church; burial Herrin city cemetery; leaves wife, Eli zabeth, three children, Martha Jane, Donald Edward and Rob ert Lee, all at home; mother. Mrs.

Julia Kays Tate, at home. HERRIN: WICK, Mrs. Mary, 78. of Herrin, route 1, box 411, died June 24, 2:55 p.m. in Herrin hospital.

Funeral 2 p. in. June 26 at Moroni and Johnson fun eral home. Matt Maki conduct ing. Burial in St.

Carlo Cemetery. Born in Waasa, Finland, May 28, 1873, lived in Herrin 39 years. Husband, Alexander, deceased. Leaves son, Van Wick. Herrin; daughter, Mrs.

Alma Waananen, Astor, 4 grand children; 4 great-grandchildren. HURST: RODEHAVER, John Ber- ryman, stillborn, died Saturday 10:30 p.m.; graveside services heH at Blairsville cemetery, Sunday; Rev. H. M. Cole officiated; leaves parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rodehaver, Hurst. MURPHYSBORO: WILD, John, 69, 337 Murphy street, died Saturday, June 23; funeral at Centenary Methodist church, Tuesday, June 26, 2 p. burial at Tower Grove cemetery.

Leaves wife, Anna Towers Wild; a brother, James Wild, Murphysboro; two sisters, Mrs. Charles Kourber, and Mrs. William Weber, both of Murphysboro. IURPHYSBORO: McBRIDE, Geor gia Ann, 79, died Sunday, June 24; funeral at Roberts chapel, 3:30 p. Tuesday, June 26; burial at Tower Grove cemetery.

Leaves husband, Edward McBride; one son. Earnest Gregory, Murphysboro; a brother, Frank Elms, Murphysboro; four grandchildren and seven great-children. MURPHYSBORO: BOESE. Ed ward, 50, died June 22 at St. Andrew's hospital; funeral Monday, June 25, 1:30 p.

at the Immanuel Lutheran church. Murphysboro; burial Elm Hurst cemetery. Joliet. Leaves his wife, Mrs. Edna Boese; four sisters, Mrs.

Alma Hoffman, Mrs. Alice Kelty, and Mrs. Gertrude Stas-sen, all of Joliet, Mrs. Err. a Snyder, LaPort, one brother, William C.

Boese, Murphysboro. SHAWNEETOWN: Wood, W. W. HERRIN, HOUSE. Modern, recently decorated, large living room, 2 bedrooms, sun room, dinette, bath with electric hot water heater, beautiful built-in cabinets on 2 walls in kitchen, ample closet and storage space, hardwood floors, stoker heat, attic fan, insulated, adjoining business space, garage and metal warehouse.

See to appreciate. Immediate possession. Across from supposed sub-division. 720 S. 8th.

Phone 4863. HERRIN, HOUSES. 3 bedrooms, on pavement. block from High School. Exceptional buy.

2 bedroom house, 1M acres, located on highway, like new. W. Douglas Bryant, Broker, Ly-Mar Hotel Building. Phone 4231. MIDWEST HOMES.

3 to 7 rooms, $1450 up. We erect the shell. You finish. All materials furnished. Wfrite for free catalog and see houses on display at MIDWEST BLDG.

CO. Sub-division; Rte. 130, Charleston, 111. Open every day. MURPHYSBORO, HOUSES.

Immediate possession on 5 room house at SW Corner Hanson and 8th, modern bathroom, gas floor furnace, 2 room asphalt tile floors, $4950.00. Small 4 room house on large lot near Mt. Carbon School, $1000.00. Residential lot on Roblee. Also other houses and farms.

Roger Kimmel R.E.& Ins. 1325 Walnut, Phone 99 MURPHYSBORO, HOUSE. New modern 6-room, insulated, 2 acres. 1 mile E. on De Soto Blacktop.

Phone 27F31. MURPHYSBORO, LOT. Will sell or. terms. G.

Hammel, 1442 Gartside. CaL 783W. MURPHYSBORO, PROPERTIES. 8 room modern with 2 room cottage good income property, 2120 Hortense. 8 room modern with 2 room cottage on rear of lot, good income property on Elm St.

6 room modern hardwood floors on corner lot, price has been lowered, cor. 16th and Elm St. 3 bedroom modern house, all in excellent condition at 15th and Liberty St. 6 room modern house in good condition on N. 9th St.

5 room semimodern, now vacant at 2023 McCord St. Other homes large and small and will aid in financing, also residential building lots. G. E. Ebersohl, Ins.

Afrencv. 1209 Walnut St. Phone 870. ROYALTON, HOUSE. Three large rooms, semi-modern, screened in back porch.

Priced for quick sale. 303 South Sims St. Phone 3061. Rentals 10 ANNA, APARTMENTS. Also sleeping rooms.

402 N. Green St. Call 702R. CAMPBELL, HILL, FARM. 120 acres, good 6 room house and out building with large barn and chicken house, or will rent house with garden spot and chicken house separately.

Contact John F. Herschback, phone 213, Chester, 111. CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. Furnished, modern. 307 W.

Walnut. See Fred Keller, Stotlar Lumber. CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. 2 room furnished. 404 S.

University. CARBONDALE APARTMENT. 2 rooms furnished. Private entrance 310 S. Graham.

CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. 2 room efficiency, furnished. Private bath. 406 W. Oak.

CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. 3 rooms modern, unfurnished. Call 962K. CARBONDALE, APARTMENT. 3 rooms.

Couple. 312 W. Oak. Call 752Y. CARBONDALE, APARTMENT.

3 rooms, completely furnished. Newly decorated. Reasonable rent. 309 N. University.

EMMY LOU 'I KNOW a ininu coat is won't. Instead could I I i -W lot SNs TK tif p.i Offt a DOCTORS, Carbondale ADMITTED: Simons, Harold, surgical, Carbondale. Clarida, Mrs. Edgar, medical, Marion. Mayer, Mrs.

Esther, surgical, Makanda. Griffith, Mrs. Ira, medical, Carbondale. DISCHARGED: Schneider, Mrs. Hans and daughter, Carbondale.

HERRIN ADMITTED: Slis, Mcs. Lola, Herrin. Gass, Mrs. Ruth, West Frankfort Rodehaver, Mrs. Dorothy, Hurst Long, Mrs.

Ann, Johnston City, Farrar, Mrs. Anna, Colp. Gould, Frank, Herrin. Priddy, Mrs. DorthE, Carterville Thompson, Mrs.

Elberne, Car terville. DISCHARGED: Batcy, Mrs. Myrtle, Johnston City. Hundley, Mrs. Cletus, Carter ville.

Palmer, Ehul, Cave-in-Rock. Clark, John Marion. Aiman, August, Herrin. Spezia, Frank Herrin. Coloni, Angelo, Herrin.

Rushing, Dyer. Buckner. Harrison, Donald, Hurst. Tyner, Mrs. Viola, Carterville.

Tomkins, Marilyn Kay, Herrin. Price, Ed, Herrin. Cluck, Dennie, Johnston City. HOLDEN, Carbondale ADMITTED: Gill, John accident, Marion, West, Mrs. Bailey, medical, Cob den.

Frick, Jesse, surgical, Anna. Odum, Gary Lee, surgical, Ma rion. Kragness, Donald surgical, Ma rion. Holdcrfield, Mrs. Rhyburn, me dical, Marion.

DISCHARGED: Searing, John, medical, Carbon dale. Doughty, Mrs. Raymond and son, Marion. Sandberg, Mrs. Bernard and daughter, Carbondale.

Connell, W. medical, Mari on. Land, Mrs. Margaret medical Makanda. Phillips, Willis, accident, Mari on.

MARSHALL BROWNING, Du Quoin ADMITTED: Burns, Mrs. Mary Ann, Dowell Daubs, Mary Lee, Christopher Farquar, Joseph, Du Quoin. Griffin, Sarah, Du Quoin. Gant, Mrs. Louise, Du Quoin.

Quoin. Howell Miss Elizabeth, Du Quoin. Ragland, Collene Sue, Tamaroa Srell, Mrs. Elva, Chicago. Tilley, George, Du Quoin.

Walton, Mrs. Clarence. Du Quoin. DISCHARGED: Dickson, Gloria Jean, Du Quoin Gibner, Viola, Du Quoin. ST.

ANDREW'S, Murphysboro Bowman, Mrs. Mandy, medical 527 Bridge ttreet, Murphysboro Johnson, Mrs. Mary, medical 526 Bridge street, Murphysboro Pieron, Mrs. Grace, medical, 2315 Illinois avenue. Moschenrose, Joe, accident, Gor ham.

Baskin, Mrs. Mary, maternity Route 2, Murphysboro. DISCHARGED: Faughn, George, 639 North Ninth street, Murphysboro. Births CARBONDALE: HOLLAND, Mr. and Mrs.

Virgil a daughter, Monday, at Holden hospital. DU BOIS: Szpura, Mr. and Mrs, Ernest, daughters, Marshal Browning hospital, Du Quoin. MURPHYSBORO: BASKIN, Mr and Mrs. William, Route 2, a daughter, at St.

Andrew's hos pital, Monday, June 25. PINCKNEYVILLE: STEPHEN SON, Mr. and Mrs. Jamest son Marshall Browning hospital, Du Quoin. Southern Illinois vDeaths DE SOTO: LOYD, Samuel 72, died Monday at 3 p.m.

in his home; leaves his wife, Mary; four sons, Lenard, O'Dell, and Leo, DeSoto, and Virgil, South Bend, four daughters, Mrs. Minor Holland, Tampa, Mrs. George Spiller, Johnston City; Mrs. Ernest Worley, Roy-alton, and Mrs. Rad Hinckle, Johnston City; 19 grandchildren, and 13 great grandchildren; friends may call at the family home until the time of the funeral; funeral services Wednesday at 1:30 p.m.

at the Christ Chapel church in DeSoto; burial in the DeSoto city cemetery; Parker Funeral home in charge. HERRIN: ROBINSON, Mrs. Ida May, 64, of 801 North Twenty-seventh street, died at Herrin hospital, 3:30 p.m. une 23. Funeral 11 a.m.

June 25 at home, short service at graveside. Hen-son cemetery. Grand Tower. Rev. W.

A. Shoopman officiating. Leaves husband, Lonnie, and George Cahsem, Herrin, Tom Cashem. Benton, and Ben Cashem, Franite City, and sister, Mrs. Emma Noble, Granite City.

Born Jackson county. May 6. 1889. Married Jan. 13, 1941 in Jackson, Mo.

APT. HOUSE. Income property. With 4 four-room 1 sleeping room, and 4-room modern house all on large double lot in choice location. One of nicest apartments in Car-bondale.

Has hardwood floors throughout, weather stripped windows, plastered walls, rock wool insulation' 4 car garages, large basement, etc. All in excellent condition. Owner will sell or trade for smaller dwelling. 527,000. 405 W.

Oak. Dill Investment Co. CARBONDALE. HOUSE. A really nice six-room home on Walnut street.

Three bedrooms, fireplace, hardwood floors full basement with stoker. All rooms are large with plenty of closets. The wide hall makes this a most convenient home for particular people. Double garage. Beautiful lot.

Price $17,500.00. Call us for appointment. Dill Investment Co. CARBONDALE, HOUSE. 4 rooms, semi-modern.

101 Pine st. CARBONDALE, HOUS E. Five rooms, almost new, in Southwest part of town. Ideal for small family wanting good location. Large well-kept yard, garage and well built home with two bedrooms, plastered walls, hardwood floors, carpets, nice cabinets full basement with shower, stoker, SO gallon water heater, etc.

Can be financed with low down payment, monthly payments like rent, with interest lower than FHA. $10,500. Dill Investment Co. CARBONDALE, HOUSE. West side, very close in.

Five rooms, bath, utility room, fireplace, cor ner lot, garage, automatic hot water, hot water heat, new mod ern kitchen throughout. New low price $7,850.00. Very low down payment. TAYLOR, BROWN MURDEN REAL ESTATE IN SURANCE AGENCY. Phone 1427.

CARBONDALE, HOUSE. DON'T BUY THIS ONE! After all. who cares if this four bedroom home is in the best SW section of town? Who cares for the prestige it will give? There's a spacious living and dining room, but who wants spaciousness? So, we just skip that! And the kitchen-it's too big and has too many cabinets. You hare to admit the four bedrooms are kinda nice but they are too light and airy are are too close to the modern bath. There's automatic hot water and heat, but wouldn't you rather hand fire a furnace? That big screened porch is ideal for parties, but who likes parties? It's too bad this owner only asks $19,000 but then that's his hard luck.

Don't buy this home, for if you do, your family w'ill have everlasting peace and happiness. TAYLOR, BROWN MURDEN, REAL ESTATE INSURANCE AGENCY. Phone 1427. CARBONDALE, HOUSE. rooms and 3 lots.

Lights and water. 1002 N. Carico. $2,250. or will trade for car.

Phone CARBONDALE, HOUSE. There's a pleasant country feeling to the delightful setting of this modern (3 bedroom) home V.s miles South of town. Full basement, garage in basement, automatic hot water, cabinets, plenty of closets are a few of the nice features. Ample garden space. On school bus route.

Reasonably priced. TAYLOR, BROWN MURDEN REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENCY. Phone 1427. CARBONDALE, LOT. N.

Oakland, suitable for ranch type home. Clyde Smith. Call 303. CARTERVILLE, HOUSE. 5 rooms, all modern, beautiful, garden spot, 1 acre.

510 California. CARTERVILLE, HOUSE. The MacKeller Home, South Division. CARTERVILLE, HOUSE. 5 rooms, modern.

203 West Grand. Phone 3821. Tony Yucas. CARTERVILLE, INCOME PROP-ERTY. Business building with apartments upstairs.

All occupied. Contact Leo Birkholz. CHESTER, HOUSE. 5 room modern, stoker, electric water heater. Take over G.

I. loan, low monthly payments 1710 Opdyke, phone 334. CHRISTOPHER, HOUSE. 5 rooms, modern. 70S S.

Victor. Clear title. Phone 271R. CRAB ORCHARD, HOUSE. 6 room semi-modern.

One acre. Corner lot, plenty of shade, all-weather road, near schools. Strawberries, tome fruit. Clear abstract. One mi.

north administration for steal $3,000. Contact Barney Nelson, State Hotel, Mariont 4 to 9 p.m. CRAB ORCHARD LAKE, HOUSE. Modern, 6 ooms. 1 acre ground, mi.

W. of beach. Phone 15F13, after 4:30. Terms can be arrang- ed. DESOTO, HOUSE.

6 rooms, bath. Hardwood floors, inlaid linoleum in kitchen. Basement, furnace. 17 lots. Price reasonable.

Fred Mueller. FREEMAN SPUR, FARM. 56 acres of productive land with 4 frame dwelling and outbuildings. Good title. National Insurance Agency, Carterville Phone 4744- Livestock Markets EAST ST.

LOUIS LIVESTOCK Hogs bulk good and choice 1S0-230 lbs 22 several loads 23.15 the top; 240-270 lb 22.50-75; 270-300 lbs 22.00-50; 150-170 lbs 21.5-22.75; 120-140 lbs 19.25-21.25; 100-110 lbs 17.73-19.0; sows 4 lbs down 19.00-75; heavier sows 17.75- 13.75; stags 14.00-16.50; boars 12.00-15.00. Cattle calves a few head of prime yearling steers 3.6.75; commercial and low good around 3f. utility and commercia cows 23.00-2S.50; a few 29.00; can ners and cutters 17.50-22.50; com mercial bulls 28.00-29.75; utility bulls 26.00-27.50; vealers 1.00 low er; good and choice 33.00-33.00; prime to 40.00; utility and commer cial vealers 25.00-32.00. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Salable hogs slow, steady to 25 cents lower; most decline on weights over 220 lb; late and closing sales mostly 25 cents lower on all weights; sows uneven but general ly steady to weak; top 23.50 spar ingly; most 1S0-230 lb 22.75-23.35; 240-270 lb 21.75-22.60 2S0-30O lb 20.75-21.60; few 310-350 lb 20.00- 20.75; sows under 450 lb mostly 18.75-20.50; 450-600 lb 17.50-19.00; good clearance. Salable cattle salable calves 400; steers grading high- good and better fairly active and fully steady; utility to average- good kinds slow, weak; heifers uneven, averaging steady; high- utility and commercial cows steady to 50 cents lower; other cows steady; bulls and vealers fully steady; modest supply prime lb steers 37.50-3S.50; one load 33.60; high-choice to low- prime steers 36.25-37.35; most good and choice steers 31.50-36.00 few commercial steers 23.00-30.50; cncice ana prime neners j.d- 37.00; load or so held higher; util ity and commercial heifers 25.00-30.00; commercial cows 27.50- 30.00; most canner to utility cows 19.00-25.00; utility to good bulls 26.75-31.00; good to prime vealers 33.00-40.00.

INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK Salable hogs slow; early sales light and medium weight steady to 25 lower; choice 170-240 lbr 22.75-23.25; few 23.35-50 240-300 lbs 21.50-22.75; heavier offerings not established; 120-160 lbs 1S.C0- 20.50; or more; sows weak to 25 lower; choice 300-550 lbs 18.00- 20.00. Salable cattle calves 40C; slow; high choice to prime lb steers 37.00; good and low choice 675-900 lb yearlings 34.00- 35.00; undertone wea cows steady to 25 lower; some bids off more; commercial and good cows 26.00-30.00; utility 23.00-26.CO; can- ners and cutters IS. vealers active, steady; extreme top 50 lower; choice and prime 37.00-3S.50, early top 3S.50. Sir Defense Net Is Weak Colorado Springs, June 26 (AP) The United States and Canada tried out their growing air defense network last week end. They found it still wanting.

Mock enemy bombers drilled their way through clouds and val leys past radar and civilian spot ters. Despite jet interceptor flights and simulated anti-aircraft fire, they ranged over every vital target area involved. BUT AIR DEFENSE command officials were happy with the prime of the exercise: to test the train thousands of civilian volun- ters In observation posts and filter report centers. The exercise was the largest of its kind since World War II and the first joint maneuver of the Ca nadian, eastern, central and west ern commands in more tan two years. It started Friday, with only the military part.

Saturday civilians went cn duty for 35 hours. Auto-Inspection Bill Given House Approval Springfield, June 25 (AP) Legislation requiring semi-annual inspection of automobiles won approval Monday of the Illinois House and move to the Senate. Car owners would have to pay a fee up to $1 to official testing stations, which would issue safety cer tificates purchased at 10 cents apiece from the state Public Works and Buildings department. Highest last 24 hour Lowest last night: Moline 80 67 Peoria 81 5 Quincy 84 63 'Rantoul SO 67 Springfield 84 66 Vandalia 85 6S Scott Field S3 63 Chicago 76 62 Cincinnati S3 67 Indianapolis 83 67 Marquette 63 54 Memphis 94 73 Milwaukee 63 55 Bismarck 63 43 Des Moines 85 64 Duluth 57 49 Kansas City 86 64 Mpls-St. Paul 64 61 Omaha 80 64 St.

Louis 87 64 Wichita 5 73 Atlanta 93 63 Boston 60 Jacksonville 9-1 77 Miami 83 72 New York 83 5 Brownsville 74 Fort Worth 04 72 New Orleans 9.1 74 Denver 01 52 Helena 67 51 Phoenix 10-' 70 Salt Lake City 73 43 -Fl I 50 YEARS OF SERVICE BE EE SAFE itin inspIcuoh 1 a estimate jjQj p3st Main Marion. III. Free Inptxtion and Etixnatw 72, formerly of Johnston City, died Sunday; funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. Wright funeral home, Shawneetown; burial at Benton; leaves wife, Cora; daughter, Mrs. Leona Wiseheart, ShawcjsetownJ i 1.