Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 13

WIS, DAILY GAZETTE-TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1951. PAGE THmTEEN? Court Jury Is Drawn Eleven Janesvillo residents are among 36 drawn Alondav for circuit court jury senice during the lall term, accordinK to a Jist announced today by Harold V. ScTiniidJey, clerk of the court. STx-others from tliis citv aw among the 18 on the panel list, final drawing of jurors for tnecterm opening Nov. 19 was by Jury Commissioners O.

S. Morse, Janesviilc, Mrs. Olive Hubbard, Evansville, and J. R. Schuster, Beloit, before Judge Harry S.

Eox. Mr. Schmidley said that it Is-probable the jury will not bo called for trial of cases before Dec. 4. On Regular Panel Qn the regular panel are the isllowing: Janesville Grace Blake, Sinclair street; Almona H.

Peterson. 929 Milton avenue; E. HfSnvgman, 1528 Ruger avenue; Louis Gestland, 228 N. Pearl street; Mrs. Esther Kcrl, 115 Locust street; W.

S. Heller, 1113 Columbus Circle; H. D. Slawson, 532 S. Main street; Albert C.

Hall, 810 Milton avenue; Mrs. Pearl C. Parish, 527 Monroe street; 321 Crosby avenue; Mrs. Ella Took, E. Alihvaukce street Edna Wussaw, 362 Euclid avenue; Maurice Schuster, Nelson avenue; Mrs.

Winifred Dolphin, Hack-3lt street; Mrs Rose Scott, 1106 Elm street; Mrs. Lucy B. Cox, 837 Moore street; Mrs. Evelyn Rosenblatt, 629 Milwaukee road; L. B.

Jones, 1279 Central avenue Mrs. VidaR. TJgwell, 613 College; R. VV. Dane, Turtle Ridge; Clarence Brown, 3469 Riverside drive; James Bolen, route 2: Maltison, route 3, Glenn R.

Starr, route Frank Johnson, route 1. Edgerton John Haakcnson, route Cecilia Curran, G12 Washington street; Chester L. Peters, 212'i Fulton strcot; S. Tj'ler; Lucy SajTC, route -J. Evansville EulJard.

route Earl S. Goldsmith, route, Fenner Beal, route F. Janes. Others Clifford P. Au.stin, Janesville, route J.

M. Hugunin, Janesville, route 3. Rcscn'o Panel Prodded The reserve pan -3l includes Uie following from Janesville: Louis Bienash, 1100 N. Washington street; Mrs. Bertha Curtis, 437 -N.

Pine street; Robert J. Coyne, C23 Milwaukee streei; W. E. Aansom, 20 Harrison street; Edward Glllispie, 529 S. Ja'kson George Barriago, 601 -Milton gvcnuc; Joe Rousch, route Lou Howarth, route LIrs: Dorothy Beran, route Ottiers on the reserve list: BeriJSidine Towne, Ethel Raymond, Edgerton; Mrs.

Rcba Conibs, RoUo Brunsell. Evans- Dan Kelley, Mrs. Clara MycFs, Arthur Adams, Tom Moflitt, Beloit; William D. Mc- Conib, Lima Center. By- occupational groups, the 54 on the regular and reserve panels includes 14 farmers; 19 homemakers; 1 real estate man; 2 (plesmen or clerks; 1 conirac- 1 accountant; 6 retired jx-r- sons; 1 druggist; 1 machinist; 1 antique dealer; 1 merrhanv; 1 store manager; 1 printer.

1 tobacco dealer; 1 banker; 1 1 carpenter. Orientation Course for Blood Program Workers Thursday Rock county will make its plans to do Its share in stockpiling plasma for the wounded in Korea at a blood program orientation course in the Parker Service club at 7:15 p. ni. Thursday. Men and women from Janesville and the branches will attend the Red Cross meeting which is in preparation for the visit of the mobile blood unit here Dec.

6 and 7. Workers who will be on duty at the blood mobile center in St. Marv's school auditorium, together vi'ith those who will assist in recruiting volunteers, will he Obituaries Jack Thomas Adee Jack Thomas Adee, 15-month- old son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Alice, route 2, Boies addition, died at 3 p.

m. Monday shortly after admittance to Mercy hospital. Born July 19, 1950. in Janqs- ville, ho is survived by his. par- cnl.s, one sister, Betty Lou, and his grandmothers.

Anna Donsmore and Mrs. Gertrude Halbach. Funeral will be at 2 J), m. Wednesday in the Overton funeral home, the Rev. Marlin Smith, Cargill Methodist diurch, officiating.

Burial will be at Fassett cemetery, Edgerton. Mxs. Amelia Knutson Services for Mrs. Amelia Knutson. route 2, wore held at 2 p.

m. in the Overton funeral lioine. tlio Rev. C. Austinson, First Lutheran church, officiating.

Burial was in Oak Hill c-emetery. Pallbearers, cousins of Knuison, were Alfred and Edwin Erickson, both of Janesville, Nordahl and Emil Veum, Carl and Oscar Christopherson, all of Edgerton. a August Bemdt Services for August Bemdt. 402 Locust street, were held at 3 p. m.

Monday in the Overton funeral home, the Rev. Frank Dauner. Evangelical United Brethren church, officiating. Burial was in Basswood cemetery, Orangevillc, IlL Long Distance Tolls May Absorb Phone Rate Boost Mrs. F.

A. Porter Madi.son i.T) A formula which would give the Wisconsin Telephone company rate increases that would be born by long distance users more than local subscribers was presented to the public service commission today. Henry J. OLcary, head of the commi.ssjon's rates and research department, presented the formula which is known as the Charleston plan. It was endorsed last week by the federal communications commission, the -Valional Association of Railroad and Utilities commissioners, and the American Telephone and Telegraph companv at a meeting at Charleston.

S. C. Wisconsin's commissioners and staff members attended the Charleston meeting and approvcfl the plan. It may be adopted in Wisconsin in the pending rale case of the Wisconsin Telephone Co. Tlie commission today began the 14th day of hearings on the request of the Wisconsin utility for a 813,000,000 a year increase in rates.

Under the plan property and expenses now assigned to local exchange service, on i rates arc based, would be shifted to intrastate and interstate service so that the rate base on local exchange service will bo lower than on long distance This in effect means that if the Wisconsin com.mission grants the telephone company any part of the $13,000,000 increase it is those who only use their telephones for calling within a city will not pay as much in In crea.ses as those calling points within and outside of the state. said it would take about two weeks to determine how much of now assigned to property and expenses of local would be shifted to interstate intrastate service. While the Wisconsin commission has no control over rates for interstate long distance calls, Paul A. Walker, vice chairman of tlie FCC indicated at Charles- Ion last week that the federal commission would consider permitting A. T.

and T. to increase such rates if state commissions adopted the formula. Under the formula hardest hit by any rate increase uould be businesses which make great use of long distance These concerns, however, can deduct such payments as a business expense. FBI Begins Check of Files of Tass, Soviet News Agency has been I Washingfon The FHI is Mrs. F.

A. Porter, the former Soviet news agency, at its Roxanna Colbert of this citv. main offices here and in New daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed' York City.

The justice department, dis- held Monday her home city of I Salt Lake Citv. Utah, where she: closing this in response to was a teacher for many years be- an inquir.v, said that c.xamina- lorn her marriage. Services here of the Tass records was he yesterday and is con- Tlie department described the move as "a routine inspection under prox'isions of the foreign agents registration law." Tass long been registered with the department as a foreign nv.ent under that law. It requires nil registrants to keep nil records Ruth Peterson. available for FBI inspection for Lake Geneva, charging that she i at least three yeans, received treatment" from The check follows a rorent rte- two agents of a loan company bv the Washlnnion rom- funeral ho.me Geneva Woman Asks $25,000 in Damage Suit at Madison October Shows Gloomier Side when thev tried to repossess lier car.

is plaintiff in a S25.000 damage suit being given circuit court jury trial here. mittee of the American SoHclv of Newspaper Editors Tass reporters be from the senate pre.vs; Orlolier put its worst foot forward again today after giving Southern Wisconsin a fleeting of its finer aspects afternoon. There were gray skies. un.seasonably low temperatures and a late morning drizzle today, togotlwr with a forecast for fain in the tonight and partly cloudy, cool weather Wednesday. For an nil too brief period Mond.iy afternoon, the sun brichlly and the mer- ruiy ch.ecring after a week-end del- that continued well into Momlay morning.

But the pleasant weather p.tssed almost as soon as it began. If the wealherm.in's gloomier piognoslic is rorioft.some of Southern Wisconsin may see their first snr I)efore morning. The l.w temi)erature tonicht will he in a'Mififiii fo prcfiirfing Min. Tomorrow's top rearling will be alxnit photo nO.VOR and girls of the Red Brick school. Burlington route 4.

paid tribute to Chri.stophcr Columbus in choral reading.s. songs and a playlet during their WCLO broadcast. In pairs at the microphone are. front row from left, James Crowley and William Curran; second row. Patsv Mevehofer and Marv Curran; third row.

Beverly Peters antl Joyce Rariiienz; back row, Gary Humphrey, teacher, and Lonnie Behren-s. Small Business Committee Named Palph W. Ebbott. Fort Atkin- and K. V.

Taylor. Heloit. are 21 men appointed to the Wisconsin Small Busiiv-ss com- niitlee by Waller Kohler to- 1 day. is to help itidus.r.'es pl.iy a ma.xi- 1 miiri in tiie 1 lion effort. (ivst committef; uill in 7.

Members in an unof ficial voluntary I.m tn hlsfwr. DftTir were lov.pr to htghfr. Rye ir.cw» wa-i lit 2 rvr Soy- w.re ITAIT. November M'. l.iril 1'- .1 htin- lUvti hiilhvr lo 17 itnti Oc- toIXT JO-CO.

nrata KhW Kvr.f Cmr: I 1 iM: 1 t-n'i. -t. N'A .1. I.TlTT: Nn I. 1 TA'l.

I heavy -l N- 1 Mrr.p'e 1 Cemetery Refunds the Auto Acceptance and prim aril v' iniellicenre tfrr Milwaukee, struck her and agents rather than legitimate ipo VVeiCnoigeS Mrs. Peterson, formerly of galleries. Tlie ASNE gnnip ron- Wisconsin Dolls, saiil agents of, tended that Tass one of her children and that news reporters, side of her face had been "black' and blue" for two weeks as a result of the Mow. Sues for $50,000 for Wormy Cigaret t.Tt Racine man Urge Protestant to Lead Democrats Wa President Tnimnn was reported being asked SoO.OOO damatze on I''''" Protest.nnt who is the claim thnt his health" was for the Democrafic impaired permanently due committee's new chairr.mokinf: an allegetlly "wormv" cig.nrctlc. Willhm M.

Bovle s'eps Hes An Iowa which made an rh of on each cf C'l gr.ivc-- ilug between May 1 ai Oit, 1 sounrrd it-sclf with Sim trie Itiwa offii-e of M.ibiliAiiion -poried to The OPS that In addition to charging than the price reiling on Wl graves tfie nonprofit jcmetery a'iiiociatiop. Si'each for of urns. In a srttlener.f. fr.i tiated by the rcnieiery j.i- Is Awatdcl in Roenneburg Case Mrs. Paisy r.oenr.ebiirg.

S'. of' N. Y. STOCK MARKET Noon Orl. Ciark 1232 S.

Cherry streei. v.is awird cd a divf.rre in rlrciiil rourt from Daniel Roenne- liiirr; on grounds of cruelrv ll.irry S'. Fox approved a i' stipulation In I of nll- monv. The v. Dee I3M nv.tl h.r.o I) Novrmhir.

1919. r. i ht I'- IVr.t y. tr -V arj Krlv No Av Pet A 71 -it (n: tr .1 111', 1 )1 -'J St.ji^lMkrC I S7'. -k r- UTi pr.

Markets 'ill A EI I. QwdallMW. (VI. tt LIVESTOCK 1. -v! liamson Tob.ncco comany, cigar-, ette manufacturer.

i sons. Mr. Truman backed him up In the complaint. he took the package of ttitil the pres dent are! ICS to Henrv directori of Gen. Mark Clark as nm- of the state cooiK -rative labora- bassador to the raised a Single Case Heard in Monroe Court Monroe single minor c.ise 11'.

b-' fu-y Nurse Is Killed Bescuing Child Santa Slcniea. Calif. A 68-year-oId nunse gave her life saving the thrceyear-old son of comedienne Cass Daley from death under an automobile. Mary Sirock died In a hospital yesterday after present at the meeting. pushed Dale F.

Kinsclla from the Rosemarv Tuttle, Madison. car when it tonShopiere ro.id tional field represent.itivc on: starietl rolling backward down "la driveway. The nurse was pin- nod under ihe wheels. Miss Dalev. wife of Frank J.

Kinsella. told police she heard blood recruitment, will be the speaker, outlining the best methods of signing all the donors that the mobile unit can hand'e in tlie two days it spends in thi.s citv. "All persons who will assist in the worthy cause of providing lifegiving blood for the armed forces are volunteers," according to Mrs. Mary Kamps, executive secretaiy' of "the Red Cross. Tbe committee chairmen In charge of the arrancements fur the blood mobile unit's visit liere are Mrs.

Joseph Lusfie. blood program chairman, and Mrs. er Carr. vice chairman. Dr.

Everett Reinardy, chairman of the medioal ccmmitfce; C. C. Sexton, recruitment chairman; Martm Murnhy. puhHc information; Mrs. Thomas unteer Mrs Irma ke.

nurse recruitment; Mns. Malcolm Douglas, nurse aides; Mrs. E. W. Rosf, Gray Ladies; Mrs.

Rav Cripe. canteen. Nurse aides. Gray Ladies, canteen workers and others interested are invited to attend the meeting. Branches have been asked to send their recruitment committees.

Wllgre IncTease Ends Paris Prinier Strike A strike of press and composing room workers which-prevented publication of today's European edition of the New York Herald Tribune ended this morning with the signing of a city-wide wage agreement. The agreeiftent provides a 10 per cent increase in wages effecthe Ocl. 1. It affects both French and English language newspapers in Paris. announced.

Judge Fos Knvc iTnniirf Wnon testimony in the case of) DOyS UnnUn Vrnen H. naag vs. Richard Mea.l in a I Tiima Tiii dlsinite about a loan of Odl iUmS iUnie and then aw.wM to the 17 1-3T1 I'liinfiff. The mailer was two companions escapeil Monday afternoon when the car: TT in whicli they were riding upset Tair liieCtS east of Janesville. Ingala he ts.

AM was traveling south on the Mil- at IVieetma Oct. 30 ton-Shopiere and came to wv an une sharp turnas he Tliree new directors will be 11-' r- -f- -I A A Vic 11-; SC T' (' 1 IL-i t'-i- (): r- i r. KM A L.t« r. ffiit I ira pt Vf. Ttl 4 An N.T TJ' 'Kv fa-riant Atr V' IS'.

7m 41' 7ns Announcements EXCUBSIO.VS and TRAVEL 7b LADY DP.IVINC to UJS ANOELES XOV Jst. or Will take 1 passenger. rhone AuiomofiVe AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE STRAVED, LOST.Jtn.5[D^ 10 n. ni. ovrr 2 IXXIS.

BLACK LABRADOR, male, name Pal: eollar v.ilh name "Mrs J. Evansville. Also Ensfish Setter, white tan. male, name with rollar. J.

PhJlll WRISTWATCT LOST. afternoon. Reward. Call collect. Evansville, Automotive AUTOMOBILES FOB iSE) BUI Ck SUPER SEDA.N'ETTE.

white sldcwall tires, 'Z tone, all acres- sorirs. rontlili-in. Phone 'J-HWT. 1950 CHEVROLET SEDA.V 4- dnor. Blue.

With P.iwer Glide. Seat covers, radio, oil filter, heater. mileage. conditiun. Ph.

b'116 after 4 aiEVROLET 4 DOOR. -NEW Brake.i, Cood Tires, See It at Filziterald and Wehcr Shell Senice or Phone after p. m. alEV. 2 DOOR.

VERV GOOD TIRES Special price. FRANCISCO MOTOR SALES 115 N. Kirs; St. Phone fXa liMI FORD DEI.l-.VK WAGO.N. radio, heater.

G'-KI JX'S. Phi.ne Headquarters FOR NEW DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS have xhe stork nn har.cl. rar.j- frfm fn to A tnn. We uiii afrtp: nnythirjt nf vaiuo" In trade In ortler tn uhcti ami rfral. Coir.e in and one at our truck exports.

1919 DODGE CORO.N'ET 4-DOOR SEDAN green. Iluid drive. Very sharp car in every respect $1550 1919 DODGE WAYFARER 2- DOOR SEDA.X—Gypsy green. Tops in accessories, tops in looks, top.s aJl the way around. A trade-in on a new car.

A guaranteed car 1913 DODGE CUSTOM 2-DOOR blue, fully equippetl, very clean, ready to go $1195 1941 BUICK KTATIOX WAGON 4-DOOR SBECIAL-Has 1918 cncine: good throughout; pocd rubber at ICIO I'ONTIAC 4-DOOR CHIEFTAIN Delu.w. Kydramatic. Fully equipped. mileage. Very clean, $1,573.

Phone 7115 19-10 POXTIAC HEATER. RADIO, visor, sood rubber. 218 Madiaon after 6 p. m. rilAVE A CISTOMER FOR A 3949 OR Chev.

Sedan. I will allow you 5150 ov.r market price In trade on a FORD tKlay. Call me rijtht At Huff, your Friendly Fora Salesman at Dcsgn.s BETTER CARS SAFE BUY- USED CARS' 1951 MERCURY SPORT SEDAN $2,295 1950 FORD CUSTOM 8-CYt. FORDOR SEDAN 1950 LINCOLN CLUB COLTE 1950 STUDEBAKER COLTE $1,195 1949 LINCOLN SPORT SEDAN $1,695 1949 FORD 8 CYL. CON- CLLTB COUPE $1,395 51,365 1937 FonI V-8 Fordor Lnok-s runs well.

Looking for a home at S75 Iim OLDS -t-DOOR. Two. tone, very rle.Tn fhrnu'rhouf. morir in March. lEjl.

at 1949 CKEVHOLET SEDAN 1949 DODGE 2-DOOR SEDAN 1948 HUDSON 4-DOOR SEDAN $1,293 1948 BL7CK SUPER SEDANETTE $1,345 1948 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR SEDAN $1,095 19J8 FORD SUPER DE LUXE S-CYL. 2-DOOR SEDAN $1,045 IJXIS BLICK SUPER 4-DOOR SEDAN $1,345 19-IS PLYMOUTH SPECIAL DE CLU'B COUPE 1947 4-DOOR SED.AN $1,095 4-; 1911 FORD CLl COUPE. Good 1946 OLDSMOBILE 4- 7t PT.I ni: it-t -i i-j-r sti Simn'j Co Oil ny V.iC Stii 1 I at Oil tn'l (III NJ -altt Co P-'t A.X fnit Air U.ie fr.lt A'rr Ri.NVr TIS rs tl'4 In Ttl 41- in', Woolwirth S7 liii 42'. M'i J3 41 Mm DOOR SEDAN $895 tires. toca'Iy ow.ied.

trade-in, on new car, heater and etc. BLTCK 4-DOOR 1910 HUDSON BUSINESS SEDAN COUPE- 1937 DODGE 4-DOOR Kb Tin A H'; K.ii.et -rr3 4 'i Kinritnn Prort 4 the scream and turned to the woman shove Dale from the path of the moviuR and driverless car. Dismiss Homicide Cass Against Boy I.T) A nefflicent homicide charge a -old hoy involved in a "cow- hoy and Indian" fjamc fatality iv.is (lismi.s.sed John Nehrinff 17; of South hatl been in hit loose pravel and he con trol. he said. It landed whccls-up I- "fi rr Vl) I of i --l STi'l: KTvl inm-'-lro- '-r 1 -7 I ii CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Rnnonncements USED TRUCKS 1910 FORD I'l-TON- TRUCK, medium enclosed ideal for many ttscs.

Looks Rood, runs v.cli.'... $395 REO TRITK. cab and chassis, L.W.R. heavy duly rubber. Looks Rood, runs well.

TRUCK. In good shape, e.xcelient rubber. HUNTRESS VICTORS Authorized Dodjre-PJymouth Dealer WX.A.D. 310O. Di.al 3306 215 E.

Milwaukee St. Open Evcnincs Monday to Fridav Until 9 O'clock $345 19 -10 NASH 4-DOOR SEDAN $265 1940 DODGE 4-DOOR SEDAN $345' PLYJIOLTH 4-DOOR SEDAN $95 CARD OF TH.ANKS Elm Drive. LaPrairie at the wectinc of the 1, township road. The 1939 sedan Rock County 4H Fair scheduletl at p. m.

Oct. 30. In the Janesville Y.M.C.i rj A. Tho.so whose term.s expire this "uMiitj antl who are ineliRible for in a ditch. Beloit Grocery Store Is Looted Loss of S101.17 in a at the N.

J. at 2013 Park avenue, just of Beloit. w.is reportejl to the office of Sheriff E. A. Silverthom Monday.

was by forr- inR a rear "door. The cash rcRis- ter worth ST5 and chance amounting to Sl.GO in it arc missinp. The rest of the loot was made up of re-election under a.sso-i ciation arc Gordon Hill, i John and Mrs. A. C.

How-: arfh, all of Janesville. Officers: f.lr I'. I'j 1-1 "ii: Ijiit Ol will lie elected, rcporis heanl and for chanjje.s and improvements in the fair will be considenxl. Brodbead K. C.

Members Fete Monroe Council PRODUCE the fatal candv bars," William Schv.agcr. 1-3 Milwau-! kee. (hlraio itti-r tn flrtn: 477. rr un- rhinrftl 'V Tvj 7n- 1:7 rs: lereprt I I', -iii-rm. rent -t I-Ater, Brodbead-Brodhead members: of the Monroe council of thei 'S KniRhts of Colutnhus were hosts.

tte.viy: In dismissinR the charge Dis trict JufiRo H.iriey Jseelcn said tiler? were no facilities for im- prL-ioning a defendant under IS for less than one year and that he had never taken jurisdiction in such cases. He said he was turning the matter over to juvenile authorities. "'Ibeer. pop. ice cream, candv 01 Loiumnus were nosisi -rii'i Ki.ii rn 13.

Milwau- 3 bifr'slicinc mcotinR of the council Sun-; II.MV, N-m ii-hi ttnifp day eveninR in St, church 21 frjrr. -M Dis-l I hall. Tlie Rev. Anrirmv Rroinpc li hrn Waterloo Weekly FOLLOWS WIFE IX DEATH Kaminski. 83, Milwaukee, suffered a stroke and died here Monday niRht, 12 Jtours after his wife, 86.

Cowen Appointed Aide to Achesdn W3.shinR(on Myron M. Cowen today resigned as ambass- to tJie Phillipine.s. He is taking on an assignment as special assistant to Secretary of State Acheson. The state department. In announcing his new job.

said that his first task will be to put into Paper to Suspend Waterloo Courier will be suspended after Tliursday's is.siie, ac cordinR to W. Davies and R. Wi lund. The men the paper last June. They said lack of business made suspension necessary.

Maine Elects Potato Grower to Congress Bangror, Me. i.Th-A big Aroostook potato man who never public office before is Maine's new congressman-elect. Republican Cllffoni G. Mclnlire. 43.

of Perham will take office Jan, as successor to Rep. Frank effect the mutual defense Fellows (Ri who died last Au- which the Unitetl Stales recently! gust. Praf-titally complete re- siRneJ with the Philippines, Aus-j turnc. unofficially tabulated, gave tralia and Kew Zealand. Later on.

Cowen is expected fo get assignments dealing with Far Eastern problems. him ai.771 votes to 8.911 for Mrs. Kathcrine M. HicteJon 'D) and 2.219 for Ralph A. Dyer, an independent.

hall. Tlie Rev. Andrew Breines.lj;, pastor of the Catholic church I ns. on iwric here and correspondent tor thc'i'i'i s. nixier Mitdison edition of the Catholic Ilerald-Citizen.

was the speaker. Earl Ileffernan. district deputy, and correspondent for the Madi- and Postmaster Leo J. Ford, Janesville, were present. Italy, Ethiopia Resume Diplomatic Relations formally resumed diplomatic relations with Ethiopia for the first time since Mussolini marched his troops into the African Kingdom' fWr'o i'n th- 10 years ago.

ilrminl market dutl; M.nho nik-'ta firti nver xailev -M iv.i»be-i: Wmhinctnta Wiiuron-ln Mllntukre 7,0 lb. Spuniih stv -I Inrh up 2 7 nVMli 'J iO. Ju meriirim V. S. No.

1. ir.c.'i l-Ni-SS. Ucilcrj. Otlter protS'jce prlrei CARD OF THANKS! thr.nlt the many who V. -re ku-i'I mv f-imlly cunvarcjccnt at the Mercy Mrs.

John H. OXeary Jr. Xcw Modem Fireproof Private Ambulance Insured Carrier Jack Thomas Adee Oct At 2Mt p. m. OVEHTCS KLNESAL HOME Overton Funeral Home JANESVILLE.

WIS. 15 N. St. Dial 7789 AMrt.E rAttKINO SI-ACE MONUMENTS GRAIN wnrice-t Mner hie" tn 1. atl uf tr.iiie.

TTe la TWO CARS COLLIDE Automobiles driven by Bertrand 11. Engcn. 122G Blaine avenue, and Beth Butlers. 2220 Plea.tant street, were damaged in a collision at S. Riter street Monday afternoon.

Engen a right turn into a driveway as the other was pa.ssing on the right, police reported. Ko one was injured. Delano Granite Works QUAtiniEns MANXTACTLT.EHS Memorials Guaranteed to Tour Itelra llunilrciU of In Local CRnetcrlo HARRY DORAN DUtrlct Matuger IIS STREET PrAt. 7957 ENNIS MEMORIALS ISX Wajhir.Eton Slrttt Dial Hntrfencr 1514 Moli Ave. Dial 9103 WOP.KMANSKXP CIARA.NTEED Locally Owned and Operated iill r.r.Tr.ntn hi-l runs ar.

1 the cer.cral Ihe a atter a.l- x.ir.r^i. u.i', rr-ifit nl w.M.h 'tjTro. VOf OfGttTA CUIAS TtlAT NOTICES IN, li nr.tt uc.ir*-.'.- ''f t'v i inc to urihiiUtery with Flna Foam, wnmlcrful. Ill E.linMVil of In r.irrnti 4, fi.ir>v At the w.n 'i hiSief to IJccember TO BtJXIIOI.DE1LS At a. m.

there were answers in the Ins boxrt; 12. 311, ai7. Xn. 4.11. 4.12, 4.T.I.

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TIB. Tin. Tsn. flw. NB, 9B0, 963.

1949 Do.ljje Wayfarer 2-Door Beiullfur £refn like pricfl to CHEVROLET rttrtlir.e exctUtnt out SASll ft'O tife5, miitt be to be nly W9 rONTIAC Club hydranntic. nircnn WAC new car. "rly NASlt I-Dtvir. than (jo tvcnirive. fur JWG -ni 1941 CHEVROLET T'ma Seitan I 'r.

1909 Std.in $177, 1 Jons 70RD TtiliT CHEVROLET Pickup Trwk JSB5 aitA Truck. 5303 Large SelcrMon of Other Makes and UBERAI- Ci OP. TERM5 MLRPHY MOTORS Open from A. -M. to P.

W.L.A.D. 270 110 Pleasant St. Phone 69.36 MANY. MANY OTHER CARS TO CHOOSE JANESVILLE LINCOLN-MERCURY INCORPORATED Open Evenings and 1049 1247 Ave, Dial 6631 GUARANTEED Ready to away. 104H CHEVROLKT 4-door sedan.

Beautiful blaci: finish. Radio, heater. Original ovraer. A good deal at 1947 CHEVROLET 2-door Aero sedan. This one glistens in it's new ice crcen finish.

Has many extras. low mileage and very good motor. Priced at $1075 1951 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan. Special Fleetllne. Less than 8.000 miles.

Fully including radio 51750 Bethke Sales W.L.A.D. 519 Fort Atkinson. Wis. Phone 765 DO ODD JOBS! BUILD YOUn BUSINESS WITH AN AD UNDER SERVTCES OFFERED, Ig Call 3373 Ask for Your Favorite "Friqidly Fool Salesman" I A-1 Used Cars 1950 Ford Custom Delu.xe 4-Door, cyU overdrive, radio, heater, seat covers, like new 51695 1950 Chev. Carryall Suburban, like new 51695 1949 Ford Convertible.

Best deal in town $1293 1945 Ford 8 Tudor S895 Mercury Club Coupe .51195 1917 Olds 2-Door Hydra-Matic 51150 1917 Chev. Club Coupe 5950 1946 Chev. 4-Door. needs some work on body and hood, as is 5595 1941 Ford Tudor 1911 Ford Tudor 5475 1939 Chev. Town Sedan A-1 Truck Values 1949 Ford L.W.B.

Chas.sis and Cab. 2-speed a.vle, tires, at 51095 1945 G.M.C 2-T. L.W.B. CHASSIS and cab. 8.25x20 10-plV tires.

2-speed 5575 JA.NESVIUXS THE PLACE TO yOlTR NEW FORD DESENS Janesville Molors' 1783 Open Mthts mi 9. Uirou (b 4C0 W. Mliw. St Dial 3371.