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PAGE TWENTY-TWO ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1963 Obituaries Koenig Robert Lee Koenig, airman 1.C., died Tuesday at 12:15 p.m. in Scolt Air Force Base Hospital, Belleville, following a long Illness. He was 24. Airman Koenig became 111 while on duty in Germany and underwent surgery in a Weisbaden Hospital in September of 1962. Later he was flown to the United States and was at the home of his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Marcus Koenig, 127 Airline Drive. Rosewood Heights for two months. and then entered the Scott Air Force Base Hospital. had been in the Air Force since December of 1960, and went overseas in July of 1962.

Born at East Alton, March 30, 1939, he attended the are a schools and was graduated from Roxana High School in 1958. He had been employed at Olin Mathieson Chemical for two years before entering military service. Surviving beside his parents are two sisters, Mrs. Betty Cotter, Waterford, and Mrs. Shirley Adams, Alton.

Funeral rites will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in First Baptist Church, Rosewood Heights, of which he was a member. Rites will be conducted by the Rev. John Lobos, pastor of the church. Burial will be in Roselawn Memory Gardens.

The body is at Smith Funeral Home, Wood River, where friends may call after 7:30 p.m. today and until 11 a.m. Friday when the body will be taken to the church. Schmidt JERSEYVILLE- Mrs. Amanda Ellen Schmidt, Rte.

1, Jerseyville, died at 3:10 p.m. day in Jersey Community Hospital. She was the widow of Fritz Schmidt. Mrs. Schmidt, 87, was born in Jersey County, Dec.

16, 1875, to the late Mr. and Mrs. George Simpson. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Mary L.

Weaver, Jerseyville; Mrs. Lloyd Weaver, Grafton, and Mrs. Clyde Isringhausen, Rte. 1, Jerseyville; nine grandchildren, 26 great-grandchildren, and six great-great-grandchildren. The Rev.

H. O. Renken, pastor of Peace United Church of Christ, will conduct funeral rites Friday at 1:30 p.m. in Jacoby Bros. Funeral Home, 801 W.

Carpenter St. Burial will be in Rosedale Cemetery. Friends may visit the funeral home after! 7 p.m. today. Clarke Funeral services for Albert Clarke, Illinois Terminal Railroad employe, who fell to his death Tuesday while working on McKinley Bridge, at the east approach in Venice, have tentatively been set for Saturday.

lived at 2815 Edwards St. The body is at Streeper Funeral Home where friends may call after 7 p.m. Thursday. The time and place for the service will be announced following arrival of a daughter, Mrs. Alberta Boyd from Port Angelas, and a son, Edward, who is in military service in Alaska.

Mr. Clarke, 55, was pronounc- ALTON MARY G. HOBSON Services 10 a.m. Thursday Funeral Home WOOD RIVER ROBERT LEE KOENIG Services 2 p.m. Friday First Baptist Church Rosewood Heignts RIVER BETHALTO led dead on arrival at St.

Elizabeths Hospital. Granite Tuesday at 1:20 p.m. He had suffered severe head and shoulder injuries. Born in Alton, Jan. 9, 1908, he was a son of the late Mr.

and Mrs. William Clarke. He attended the Alton schools and had been employed by 11- Terminal Railroad for 38 years. He was a member of Calvary Baptist Church. Surviving are his widow, the former Hazel Edwards: a daughter, Mrs.

Boyd, and son. Edward: three brothers, Russell, Godfrey: Walter, St. Louis, and Charles, Alton; three (sisters, Mrs. Anna Porter and and Mrs. Pauline Tinsley, Alton.

Mrs. Emma Kestner, Clear Lake Highland, and six grandchildren. Howard JERSEYVILLE The body of Mrs. Mary Howard, 79, a of 1 Jersey County, has been returned here for funeral services and burial. Pending time of the funeral the body will be at Gubser Funeral Home.

Time of the funeral will be announced later. Mrs. Howard, who lived at 1711 S. 12th St. Louis, died Tuesday night in St.

Louis Chronic Hospital. A son, George Collenberger of Paris, survives her. Gaffney Henry Gaffney of 1251 W. 9th a retired grocer, died at, 9:10 p.m. Tuesday in St.

Joseph's Hospital where he had been a patient since Oct. 5. He had been in ill health since June. Mr. Gaffney had been in the grocery business in Alton for a number of years.

He had been employed first as a meat cutter at the old Head grocery store on State street. Later he bought and operated the store. Born at Carrollton, Sept. 15, 1887, he was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

William Gaffney. He was married Sept. 24, 1914, at Springfield to the former Bessie Pope. He had lived in Alton for 42 years. Mr.

Gaffney was a member of First Baptist Church where he had served as deacon for 22 years and had taught a Sunday School Class in his earlier years. He also belonged to Modern Woodman Lodge. Surviving are his wife; a son, Harold, Alton; two daughters, Mrs. Ember Corwin, Alton, and Mrs. William Looper, Godfrey; two brothers, John, Jerseyville, and Thomas, Medora; three sisters, Mrs.

Rose Wade, and Mrs. Ellen Brown, Jerseyville, and Mrs. Alice Carstens, Pasadena, Texas, six grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. A sister, Mrs. Myrtle Smith and his parents died previously.

Funeral rites will be conductFriday at 2 p.m. in Gent Chapel by the Rev. Orrin Anderson, pastor of First Baptist Church, burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery, Jerseyville. Visiting hours at the chapel will be after 2 p.m. Thursday.

Peterson Mrs. Frances (Fran) Peterson, wife of James Peterson of 3100 Hargrove Florissant, died at 6:25 a.m. today in Missouri Pacific Hospital, St. Louis. former Frances Marino, WE INVITE COMPARISON We Are Proud of Our ESTABLISHMENT FACILITIES SERVICE MODERATE COSTS 462-9296 Morrow -Quinn Mortuary Centrally located at HENRY SIXTH ST.

HENRY GAFFNEY Services 2 p.m. Friday in the Chapel. Rev. Orrin Anderson officlating. Burial in Oak Grove Cemetery, Jerseyville.

In state at the chapel after 2 p.m. Thursday Gent Funeral Home LIKILT ALTON, BUNOD News of Stocks Motors and Steels Up NEW YORK (AP) Steels and motors paced a brisk stock market rally late this afternoon. Volume for the day was estimated at 5.1 million shares compared with 4.56 million Tuesday. Apparently responding to record sales of new cars in early October Chrysler gained more than 2 and General Motors more than a Ford's gain approached a point. Youngstown Sheet.

first of the major steel producers in reporting a sharp rise in profits, spurted more than 2 points. Steel and Republic Steel gained more than a point each. Johnson Johnson continued to rise on plans for its new oral contraceptive, adding than 4. Texas Instruments, reporting a sharp rise in profits, jumped more than 4. Xerox rose about 6, IBM 4, U.S.

Smelting 2. Radio Corp. advanced about 3. Goodrich showed a loss of about a point. Polaroid was a 2- point loser.

Prices were generally higher on the American Stock Exchange. Corporate and U.S. government bonds were mixed. Committal Rites for James W. Morrissey Committal rites for James W.

Morrissey of Springfield were conducted Tuesday morning in St. Patrick's Cemetery by Msgr. J. J. Haggerty, rector of SS.

Peter Paul's Church. The body of Mr. Morrissey, member of an old Alton family, was brought here for burial following a Solemn Requiem High Mass in Blessed Sacrament Church, Springfield. Serving pallbearers here were Edmund Morrissey, Dr. Thomas Morrissey, Dr.

E. P. O'Kelly, and Leo Heintz. the body from Springfield accompanying were Among those Mr. Morrissey's daughters, Miss Mary Ann and Miss Louise Morrissey.

His wife, who underwent surgery recently in a Rochester, hospital, was unable to attend the burial service. Services at the grave were in charge of Staten Chapel. Kennedy Burial In Upper Alton Following services Tuesday at 1 p.m. in Gent Chapel the body of Harold D. Kennedy, retired Owens-Illinois employe, was taken to Upper Alton Cemetery for interment.

The Rev. C. H. Collisson, pastor of Elm officiated Street at Church, Pallbearers were Jake Hagen, Jerry Dean, Ray Wieland, Steve Schnitzer, Will ur March, and Herb Behrans. Manion Interment In St.

Patrick's Funeral services for Mrs. Harriet Manion, widow of Emmett Manion, were conducted at 9 a.m. today in SS. Peter Paul's Church, with the Rev. Richard Peraddo as celebrant of the Requiem High Mass.

Msgr. J. J. Haggerty officiated at committal rites in St. Patrick's Cemetery.

Pallbearers were Ben McHatton, Dave Madison, Arnold Sanders, and Paul Guthrie. Yates Hornbuckle Rites in St. Louis Funeral rites for Yates Hornbuckle of St. Louis, a former resident of Alton, were conducted Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Ziegenheim Bros.

Funeral Ho me, St. Louis. Earlier in the day services were held in Alton for a sister, Mrs. Harriet Manion. Mrs.

Manion died Thursday at Baltimore, and Mr. Hornbuckle died Sunday in St. Louis. They were the last of their family. she was born in Alton to Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Marino. Surviving beside her husband, are her father, who lives at Brighton, and a twin sister, Mrs. Grace Summers of Florissant. The body is at Staten Chapel where friends may call after 7 p.m.

Thursday. STREEPER FUNERAL HOME C. TRAVIS STREEPER. Owner 1620 WASHINGTON Livestock Prices At East St. Louis NATIONAL STOCKYARDS, 111.

-Hogs steady to 10 spots 25 higher; mixed 1-3 190-260 1b barrows and gilts 15.50-16.25; sows 275- 600 lb 13.00-14.75. Cattle calves 250; good to choice steers 22.00-24.25; good to choice helfers 21.00-23.00; cows utility and commercial 12.50-15.00; bulls utility to good 16.00-17.50; vealers not fully established. Sheep 600; about steady; good to prime wooled lambs 16.50- 19.00: choice and prime shorn lambs 18.00; good ewes 6.00. News of Grains Wheat Rallies CHICAGO UP Old crop wheat futures rallled somewhat in the early afternoon today on the Board of Trade and well above previous closes, but other grains and soybeans were weak in relatively quiet dealings. Advances in old wheat ran to well over a cent a bushel while the new crop months ranged to a cent or so lower on selling which dealers said appeared to have been related to reports of overnight moisture in parts of Great Plains.

Carlot receipts were estimat-1 ed at: wheat 10 cars, corn 82, oats none, rye none, barley 4, soybeans 106. CHICAGO (AP) No wheat or oats sales. Corn No 2 yellow 1.21½-22½; No 3 yellow 1.17½- 19; No 4 yellow 1.14½-17; No 5 yellow 1.12. Soybeans No 2 yellow 2.76. Soybean oil Prev.

High Low Close close Wheat Dec 2.14⅛ 2.11½ 2.13¼ 2.12½ Mar 2.14¾ 2.12⅛ 2.14 2.12¾ May 2.10¾ 2.08½ 2.10½ 2.09 Jul 1.76 1.73 1.75* 1.75¾ Sep 1.77¾ 1.74½ 1.76½ 1.77½ Corn Dec 1.18⅞ 1.17¾ 1.18 1.18¾ Mar 1.221 1.21½ 1.22 1.22⅜ May 1.24¾ 1.23⅝ 1.23⅞ 1.24½ Jul 1.25⅞ 1.24¾ 1.25⅛ 1.25½ Sep 1.23 1.22¼ 1.22⅜ 1.22⅝ Oats Dec Mar May 72 Jul Rye Dec 1.52 1.49¾ 1.51 1.52¼ Mar 1.55½ 1.52¾ 1.54 1.55¼ May 1.54¾ 1.52¾ 1.53¼ 1.54¾ Jul 1.47¼ 1.44½ 1.45½ 1.47 Soybeans Nov 2.77¾ 2.72¾ 2.73¼ 2.77 Jan 2.82 2.77 2.77½ 2.81½ Mar 2.85½ 2.80 2.81 2.84½ May 2.88½ 2.83 2.83¾ 2.87¼ Jul 2.90½ 2.85 2.85¼ 2.88¾ Aug 2.86½ 2.81½ 2.81½ 2.84½ Produce Prices At St. Louis ST. LOUIS (AP) Eggs and live poultry: Eggs, consumer grades, large 36-37, A medium 27-28, A small 18-20, large 30-32, wholesale grades, standard 30- 32, unclassified farm run 26-27, checks. 20-25. Hens, heavy 14-16, light over 5 lbs 8-9, under 5 lbs 6-7, commercial broilers and fryers Prices on 16 Mutual Funds Following is a list of 16 muinvestment fund stock quotations provided to the Alton Telegraph by Newhard, Cook Co.

through its Alton office. These stocks are selected on the basis of their sales and ownership in the area. The quotations are yesterday's closing. Issue. Bid.

Asked. Affil. Fund 8.35 9.03 Broad St. 14.38 15.55 Bullock 13.91 15.25 Capit. Shrs.

11.71 12.83 Divid Shrs. 3.40 3.73 Fid. Cap. 9.55 10.38 Fid. Fund 16.76 18.12 Fid.

Tr. 16.23 17.64 Fund Inv. 10.05 11.01 Keystone K-2 5.30 5.79 Keystone S-4 4.31 4.71 Mass. Tr. 15.20 16.61 Mass.

Grth. 8.33 9.10 Nation W. Sec. 22.08 23.89 Nat. Inves.

15.68 16.95 Tevev. El. 7.64 8.33 12 Selected Stocks Following are today's 1:30 p.m. quotations of 12 New York Stock Exchange issues research has indicated are widely held in the Alton area, as supplied to the Telegraph by Newhard, Cook from its Alton office. (The New York Exchange, closes at 2:30 p.m.

(Alton time), so these are not the closing Gen. Motors Granite City Steel 28, Olin Mathieson Chem. 42, OwensIllinois 87, Shell Oil Sinclair Oil Socony Standard Oil (Ind.) 64, Standard Oil (NJ) U. S. Steel Sears TOKYO--A Japanese firm will market European cars.

The Quick Brown U.S.-Soviet Hot Line Is Checked-Out Daily Public Aid Rolls Show Reduction SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) Illinois public aid rolls in general declined in August for the fifth successive month, but poor relief recipients increased. Compared to August 1962, both recipients and costs were down. The total load fell by 289 persons compared to July, Harold Swank, director of the State Public Aid Department, Tuesday, but poor relief rolls increased by 1,088. Compared total to August last year, the rolls fell 20,401 to 417,124.

The 65,838 persons on poor relief in August this year, although up over July, were 8,039 below the August level last year. Public aid costs in August amounted to $23,192,894, or 418 below July. Compared to last August, the figure was down $1,377,033. Trials of Two Tavern Owners Are Continued EDWARDSVILLE Tw 0 Madison County Tavern licensees pleaded innocent here Tuesday afternoon and their trials were continued on charg. es of violating the county liquor ordinance.

Harry Schlechte licensee and treasurer of Worden Club, near Worden, pleaded innocent before Police Magistrate William Traband to a charge of selling liquor to minors Oct. 4. Schlechte posted a $200 appearance bond for trial of the case Nov. 1. Also pleading innocent, to al charge of violating the county tavern closing hour provisions, tor of a bar in the "Bowland" tor of a bar in the "bowland" bowling lanes near Granite City.

The charge stemmed from a visit to the place by sheriff's deputies at 3:25 a.m. Oct. 5. Mefford's trial was continued until Oct. 19.

Warrants naming the two Liquor licensees were issued late Monday on complaint of Chief Deputy Sheriff George Ramach. Dodds Attends Fall Conference EDWARDSVILLE A. Gordon Dodds, superintendent of Edwardsville Community School District 7, attended annual fall conference of the Illinois Association of School Administrators at Aurora. Dodds' serves as a member of the board of directors of the association and chairman of the hospitality, ethics and welfare committee. Donald Doerle, Supt.

of schools at Worden and Olin Stratton, Highland school superintendent, also attended the fall conference from Oct. 13-15. Edwardsville Gets Playground Gifts EDWARDSVILLE Contributions totaling $100 were received for development of Springer Woods into a ground-recreation area, Alderman Orville West said today. Gifts include $25 from St. Boniface Parents Club, $25 from the Shrine Club, and $50 from the local ministerial association.

Two sets of shuffleboard games were contributed by Charles I. Starnes of Poag Road and Western Auto Store of Edwardsville offered swing sets, West said. Labor to develop the 16-acre wooded site into a park area was contributed by men of the Moose Club and the Explorer Scout Post 30. Two Killed, Three Hurt in 3-Car Wreck COLUMBIA, III. (AP) A mother and her son were killed and three persons were injured, one critically, in a three-car collision Tuesday night on the Jefferson Barracks Bridge.

The bridge crosses the Mississippi River, connecting Illnots and St. Louts County. Mrs. Marie Hendrix, 51, of Lemay, a suburb of St. Louis, died in East St.

Louis two hours after the accident. Her son, Fred, 21, died in the crash. WASHINGTON (AP) Once every hour a bell shrills and "hot line" teletype connection between the Pentagon and Kremlin springs to life. A message chatters across that line- the 5,200 miles separating the center of Soviet power and the U.S. capital.

It's not a life-and-death sage from President Kennedy Soviet Premier Khrushchev, the other way around. It's' a test, made hourly around the clock to be certain the circuit--which has another outlet at the White House working and ready in event an emergency requiring instantaneous communication between the Russian and U.S. heads state. This has been going on since the line was declared open Aug. 30.

If there have been any communications between Kennedy' and Khrushchev during the six weeks the "hot line" has been in business, they are being kept secret. The Defense Department and the White House refuse discuss the subject. There is reason to believe the hot line was not used during last week's brief tension over Soviet halting of a U.S. troop convoy bound for West Berlin. The only break in secrecy surrounding hot line messages came last month when WIliam C.

Foster, U.S. disarmament agency chief, told House committee a Soviet test transmission "described in lyrical language the beauties of Moscow sunset." The Pentagon refused to give out the text of that Russian message, or any others received since, saying, "transmissions on the communication between the USSR and the US are considered transmissions'." Apparently teletype operators the American end of the line haven't tried to match the Soviets in the prose department. The Americans have confined themselves to the standard, "The quick brown fox jumped lover a has lazy dog's to be the best proven alphabetical test devised," the Defense Department said. BANGKOK An American firm has agreed to help the Thai government organize development. ROME-Italy is planning to spend large the redevelopment of Sardinia.

ANNOUNCEMENTS LEGAL NOTICES. Legal 23 30 '63 NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Notice Is hereby given to all sons that the First Monday In December, 1963, is the Claim Date In estate of AARON S. VINYARD, Deceased, pending in the Probate Court of Madison County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against sald estate on or before sald date without issuance of summons. Dated this 9th day of October, 1963, NELLIE M. VINYARD Administratrix.

Attest: DALE HILT." Probate Clerk Coppinger, Xanders Carter Attorneys Legal 23 30 '63 NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Notice Is hereby given to all persons that the First Monday In December, 1963, Is the Claim Date In estate of PEARL W. WATKINS, Deceased, Madison pending in the Probate court, that claims may be County, filed Illinois, against said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. Dated this 9th day of October, 1983, HOWARD F. OTSTOT Executor. Attest: DALE HILT." Probate Clerk Thomas Mottaz, 23 30 '63 Attorney NOTICE OF PETITION TO PROBATE WILL STATE OF ILLINOIS SS.

COUNTY OF MADISON In the Matter of the Petition for Probate of the Last Testament of FRANK E. McGEE, Deceased. all persons whom this may concern-GREETINGS: You are hereby notified that on 24th day of September, 1963, an Instrument in writing purporting to the last will and testament of Frank E. McGee, deceased, WAS in the Probate Court of MadiCounty, Illinois, and that on the day of October, 1963, a petition filed asking that the said instrument in and writing for be admitted will and to as the last testament of Frank E. McGee, deceased.

Sald petition states that the following named persons are all the known heirs at law, legatees and devisees of the said deceased, to-wit: Portia K. Wells, Adult, 1105 Logan, Alton, Illinois McGee, Adult, 814 Third Sweet, Venice, Illinois And that the other heirs at of said deceased unknown sald petitioner. are further notified that the hearing, of the testament proof has of the been said set last by court for the 22nd day of November, 1963, at the hour of 9:30 o'clock. A.M., In the Probate Court, the Court House in Edwardsville, and" where the you county may aforesaid, appear show cause, it any you have, said instrument in writing should not be admitted to probate as last will and testament of said E. McGee, deceased, DALE HILT.

Clerk of the Probate Court Dated at Edwardsville, Illinols. 11th day of October, 1963. CARD OF THANKS 16 LELIA S. TUCKER We would like to thank all our friends, relatives and neighbors who kind during our recent ment. Especially Rev.

K. Lacey, First Presbyterian Church of Brighton, Warner Funeral Home. pallbearers, organist, those who cards, flowers, rood, all who assisted In any and every way. The Family. MONUMENTS CEM.

LOTS 17 GRAVE LOTS-In Garden of Good Shepherd, $700. Write Box 1010, Telegraph. PERSONALS ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Help the problem drinkers. Mon and women, 465-1612. By FRED S.

HOFFMAN ANNOUNCEMENTS PERSONALS 7 11-7-63 PRIVATE DETECTIVE -LIcensed bonded. Downstate Investigation Service. Phone Edwardsville ATlantic 8-9155. 7 18 SUITABLE REWARD To the first the Honoro Browning person advising, the whereabouts of Rewolinski, sometimes known As Pauline Rewolinskt Browning Craw. ford of Alton or Wood River.

Egtate pending. Write Box 910, care Alton Telegraph. TRY DIADAX New TABLETS- -Former same name, formula. Only 98c. Honke cy.

8 RUMMAGE PASTRY 8 RUMMAGE SALE-1714 Washington. thru Saturday, 9-5, FriMonday. RUMMAGE SALE Oct. 17, 9 a.m.-2 p.m., 604 Belle St. 8 17 RUMMAGE SALE Loretto Home.

417 Prospect, rear, Oct. 17. 8. 17 RUMMAGE SALE -Friday, 9 a.m. 604 Belle St.

Sponsored Pythian Sisters, 8 16 RUMMAGE SALE-12th St. Presbyterian Church, Langdon St. trance. Oct. 17, 9-12.

SOCIETIES and LODGES 9 16 WOOD RIVER LODGE NO, 1062 AF AM-Stated meeting, Wednes. day, October 16, 7:30. Visiting brethren welcome, HOWELL K. BARNETT, W.M. 9 17 FRANKLIN LODGE NO.

25. AF AM. Special meeting, Thursday, October 17, 7 p.m. Work in second degree. Visiting brethren welcome.

Wayne H. Harper, W.M. 16 LOST -STOLEN 10 16 FOUND Male, purebred, black, long-tail cocker spaniel. Near Ington at Beltline, 465-5718, 10 17 Milton area. Also large grey Pernday, small black kitten, sian cat in July.

Child's pets. 462-2354. 10 18 SMALL FEMALE BEAGLE New mother. White open marked, brown face, small dark saddle. North Alton area.

Named Shy. Reward. 465-2365, 462-4963. 10 16 REWARD! Free Pepsi and lots of fun for joining "TINY WOODWARD" In His "Hootenanny Hoedown" Bring your guitar or banjo and have a roaring 800d time, Saturday Oct. 19.

10:30 a.m. till 4:30 p.m. HALPIN MUSIC 551 E. Broadway, Alton NOTICES 11 CARS WASHED, $2-Cars washed, waxed, vacuumed inside, $8. Phone 254-3673.

11 16 FOR YOUR HAYRIDES Call West Alton, SKyline 3-2239, 11 19 FOR WATKINS QUALITY PRO. DUCTS In flavoring, medicine and cosmetics. Phone 466-1814 or 465-6763. 17 HALLOWEEN COSTUMES For rent. 254-4080.

NERVOUS sleep? Try new Sleep-Wel capsules. Only 98c, Honke Pharmacy. 11 18. NOTICE-From this day forward I will no longer be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself. Dated this 16th of October, 1963.

Wm. N. Holland. 503 Bond Alton, Ili. 11 18 NOTICE--From this day forward, I will no longer responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself.

Dated this 16th day of October, 1963. Signed, Delmar L. Grindstaff, 161 Maple Cottage Hills, Illinois. CLASSIFIED DEADLINE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, WILL BE 10:30 A. M.

12A 18 INSTRUCTIONS ANNOUNCEMENT JET AGE CONTEST TO SELECT FOR 1963 MISS JET AND MR. JET QUALIFICATIONS: Age 18 to 35, single, high school graduate or better. Contestant and desire to enter air, land or must have capacity, a personality, sea transportation career as life goal. Such as air or ground hostess. tions, ticketing and other agents.

Best prospects with qualifications to meet and greet the traveling public to be selected with winners earning tull scholarships to Jet Age Career Training. Also 100 runner-up partial scholarship awards. For further information and Aptitest forms, write today to Jet Age Career School, Room 217. Lambert Airport, P. Box 6141 St.

Louts 45, Mo, 12A Register for Training in DRAFTING-ENGINEERING AIR CONDITIONING TOOL DIE DESIGN AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINES AUTO MECHANICS You Can EARN While you LEARN For FREE Bulletin, Write Box 890, Care Alton Telegraph 12A TF Mon. thru Fri. IBM KEY PUNCH Burroughs, N.C.R. Bookkeeping Machines ST. LOUIS SCHOOL OF AUTOMATION (As Seen on TV) 6427 Hampton, 508 N.

Grand CALL COLLECT FL 1-1197 or OL 2-5454 EMPLOYMENT 17 HELP WANTED MALE 17 22 APPRENTICE BARBER WANTED -State qualifications. Write BOX 1020, care Alton Telegraph. 17 21 BURGER CHEF IN needs counter help. Daytime. Apply in person, mornings, before 10 or after 3 p.m.

HELP WANTED--FEMALE 18 16 BABY SITTER--Days week, child, References. 466-0263 after 6 p.m, 18 16 BABYSITTER WANTED 5 day 18. 18 week. shift work. 228 Madison, 465-2919.

Shiftwork. children. Phone between 9-11 a.m. 259-3589, 18 16 FULL TIME COOK for Alton Woman's Home. Live in.

Refer. ences required. Write Box 1000, care Alton Telegraph. 18. 16 MIDDLEAGED WOMAN-'To care for Invalld and light housework.

462-2984. 18 16 WANTED Girl, 25-30, attractive. single, able to meet people, some travel. Interviews at Forum Cafe, East Alton, Thursday Friday, between 6-7 p.m. I EMPLOYMENT BUSINESS SERVICE 18 HELP WANTED FEMALE BUS.

ANNOUNCEMENTS 18 18 32 TF On all with Housekeeper, In Cottage small engines, lawn mower, WANTED to stay EXPERT REPAIR Ill. elderly woman, cleaning in and garden tools. Largest room Hills, house. Stay at night. Write: stock of parts in town.

Cooking Mrs. J. B. Reed, 7427 W. Main, STANKA GARAGE Belleville, giving salary desired, 2616 State 485-8889 references, age and any other de- 32 8 10 14 16 18 tails.

FOR ELECTROLUX sales serv18 18 ice call Charles Ruyle, Dorchester, WANTED- babysitter, to 362-2262 or write Gillespie, Box 125. stay on place and care for 2 school 6 32 19 age boys. 254-8766. Call between 4:30 and HOME IMPROVEMENT p.m, Roofing, aluminum siding win18 16 in dows. Cement work painting.

home WANTED days, have Babysitter own to stay transporta- Free estimates. 254-1790, tion. So. Roxana area, 254-2720. 32 PARTS TP SERVICE Washing 41 17 Close Machines and Vacuum Cleaners, SLEEPING ROOM--Upstairs, Close to 2-4420 to bath.

Private MIDDLECOFF'S SIU. 462-2388. FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE HOOVER CLEANER HELP Male Female 32 19 17 Stenographers. POWER LAWN MOWERS 9 dictaphone, clerk. sales REPAIRED SHARPENED dies, waitresses.

E. Broadway. American Employ- Authorized Toro Service ment, 726 Complete stock Toro, Lawn-Boy 19 18 mowers, riding mowers, warden CURB GIRLS necessary. Parkette BOYS--NO Drive-In, tillers. Used mowers.

19 ence 18 STOBBS TIRE SALES WANTED FRY COOK No phone 3525 College. 462-7320 calls please, Spotlight Road, Wood 32 Drive-In, 1490 Edwardsville WE ARE NOW TAKING River. 19 16 "1964" -Men's clothing salesman, experienced. Public relations rep- Auto License Applications resentative, part-time. experienced, phers, Journeyman experlenced, machinists.

PBX operator- Bonded State Agency typist, afternoon shift. Key-punch operator, experienced, afternoon shift, Routeman, sales experience. EARL W. MANNS-NOTARY Waitresses, experienced. APPLY IN CITY SCALES OFFICE PERSON ILLINOIS STATE 1719 WASH- 1504 E.

BROADWAY, ALTON INGTON ALTON. NO FEE PLOYMENT SERVICE, CHARGED, BUILDING CONTRACTING 19 16 33 WANTED--Man or background women, In public BOB Ing an WOOD cement -Basement work of all kinds. with waterproofperience or relations, advertising or 466-2407. tions. Part time work.

465-2711 for 33 10-23-63 I appointment. CARPENTER WORK Patch plastering, blocks laid and cement work, Also root repair, plumbing work, 19A SALESLADIES Interlor and exterior painting. Call 19A FULL 18 OR PART TIME LADIES- Charles Stormer, 466-1437. 5 For Christmas work. Call 254-2068.

33 HOME 19A LADIES 16 for telephone work, 4 hrs. MENT-Quality workmanship, COMPLETE Foster's Studio. 37 estimates. Low prices. 259-2319.

daily. Apply E. Broadway, 10 'tIl 11 a.m. CONCRETE WORK OF ALL KINDS -Walls. floors, walks.

porches, etc. 20 SALESMEN Free estimates. 485-1290 or 462-3483 20 22 any time. AN INVITATION 33 Have you considered sales work. COMPLETE HOME but were We afraid use no to high venture pressure.

for- IMPROVEMENT Work straight days. Do not travel. Repair work and remodeling of all and have no Investment. We kinds. Carpenter work, Concrete average over $125 net weekly.

We work. roofing. siding. guttering, invite you to spend a couple of plumbing and heating. We Install hours watching and learning with glass and screen in wood and alumno obligation.

259-1672. Your inum windows and doors, We make Fuller Dealers, service calls on gas and oll 20 22 naces. We give prompt service. Call An established Exceptional route with Opportunity regular BETHALTO LUMBER CO. us and save.

"The Friendly Yard" customers will be open next week 403 South Prairie in the Alton area. Excellent Bethalto, Illinols come and benefits. For Phone 377-9131 al interview write stating qualifi. 33 16 cations, Including telephone num- CUSTOM BUILT CABINETS -Bank ber to Box No, 1, East Alton, Ill1- financing. Free estimates.

465-3045. nois. 33 10-30 20 16 SALESMEN REPAIRING AND Full or part-time. We have open- REMODELING ings for men with or without sales Roofing. siding and additions.

Rathexperience. Top earnings from skellers. Storm doors, windows. No first week. Established routes and job too small.

Estimates, Phone accounts. Call 465-7030, 8 to 9 p.m. 254-2303. only, 33 20 16 HOME CRAFT SERVICES Water. CAREER MEN proofing.

tuckpointing. floors levMan married, neat appearing, under eled and stabilized. Concrete porches, steps, Complete home 40, Ings. start Must at be above average devote earn- repair. Free estimates.

Dial extra willing to an 656-7336. hour dally studying for advancement. Call Mr. Roberts, 259-6889 after 8 p.m. only.

DECORATING 20 17 34 IF YOU ARE UNEMPLOYED Or BEST IN DECORATING, painting. looking for part-time work, to sup- Interior and exterior, Paper hang. plement your income, call 465-2879. ing and removal. Free estimates.

20 17 Reasonable prices. 466-1134. SALESMAN--Full time. Men's cloth- 34 ing experlence preferred. We offer PAINTING, PLASTERING -Remov.

many employee Apply to ing wallpaper. No job too small, Robert Hall Clothes, Godfrey, 2821 Free estimates. 466-2652, 482-9657. Godfrey Road, 34 11-20-63 20 17 PLASTERING WE HAVE AN IMMEDIATE OPENING in the Edwardsville area PAINTING, Wallpaper removing. for an aggressive salesman.

Call on guaranteed, Free estimates. business and industry only. All cur. 254-8189 rent accounts turned over to new man, Age 30-60, top weekly com- FURNITURE WORK missions, bonus, social security and 36 Insurance benefits. Work for A WINCHESTER'S CUSTOM UPHOL.

AAA-1 manufacturer. See Russ J. STERING-132 E. Elm. Ph.

482-8235. Flotkoetter at the Holiday Inn at Jct. 66 and Ill. 157 on Oct. 16th from 4 p.m.

to 9:30 p.m. and 37 TF HEATING 37 PLUMBING on Oct, 17th from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m ENJOY Wed. the convenience of clean economical gas, no matter where 21 WTD, MALE you live. Metered, bulk or autoSITUATIONS 21 19 A matic cylinder.

L. P. gAB service CARPENTER REPAIR WORK for heating. cooking and water PAINTING -Experienced custodian. heating.

Specially trained service years. Phone 254-0474. men and engineered installations 22 Insures trouble-free operation, SITUATIONS ALTON BOTTLED GAS CO. 22 17 GODFREY ROAD Phone COLORED 462-4663. WOMAN wants day work.

Phone 466-3461 22 21 and IRONINGS delivery WANTED radius Free of pick-up Wood RENTALS River. bushel. References, Phone 254-0919. SLEEPING ROOMS 22. 21 41 10-17-63- BABYSITTING WANTED 302 S.

CLOSE-IN Living room, teleMain, Wood River, 254-0919. phone privilege. 123 E. 5th. Alton, 22 17 41 16 WANTED Office cleaning or clean.

SLEEPING ROOM-523 Broadway, Ing by the day. Phone 465-6783. East Alton. 22 18 41 21 WANTED Babysitting, evenings. SLEEPING ROOM FOR RENT-401 Call after 4: 465-2643, Alby, Phone 462-8507, 22 16 week.

Experienced. 465-9092. 42 18 WOMAN WANTS WORK day or 42 ROOM and BOARD FINANCIAL 42 private home. 466-1979. ELDERLY A LADY Or old couple, 25 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR MEN Nice clean rooms.

Automatic heat, good meals, close 23 18 In. 628 Alby. 42 19 SHELL OIL CO. 1 BLOCK OF UPPER ALTON TO Nov has available for lease Bus stop at door, cheerful rooms, one of the finest, most mod- home cooking. Men only, Gaod 3-bay service stations In and beds, hot clean linens, 2221 automalic heat ern, the Alton area.

Located on 42 water. College. Highway 67 in Godfrey, min- ROOM 16 Imum investment, 3 weeks sioners. For old age pen. paid training.

Phone 254-3804. Call 465-4056. 23 TE 43 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT Boarding or room- 43 23 Ing house. Fully equipped, $150 ONE LARGE housekeeping room. per month.

For details call Homer All modern. Private. Apply 709 Adams. 466-3227. Henry, 23 19 FRANCHISE BOOM 45 APARTMENTS FLATS For FREE 45 17 franchise opportunities in your kitchen.

Prviate -Living bath room, dinette, current list of exclusive 1 BEDROOMarea write PARTAKE, 103 Dewey first entrance, Drive, Collinsville, Phone Heights. floor. 259-2570. Near schools, Rosewood to assured how we can help 45 19 345-0022. Learn you business.

success in your own 3 eled. ROOMS, Built-in BATH--Recently remod. 23 19 cabinets. All Janitor Maint. Franchise utilities electricity, except $55 month.

cooking, 462-7673. gas and National Co. 'Promotion. Complete 45 16 package $3,850. Financing 3 ROOM APT.

-Electric able. Send name, address and stove refrigerator. All utilities phone to Box 930 In care furnished, On bus line. Adults, graph. Nets 51,200 mo.

462-3438. 23 18 45 TE STATION FOR -Route 140, 3 LARGE ROOMS--Private bath, local distributor. Major brand. Call stove refrigerator. $42.50.

Real 254-0641, Estate Exchange. 462-9797. 45 23 INSURANCE 3 tric ROOM floor. Elec. 26 stove, refrigerator.

Gas heat. DIVIDEND NOW Alton, Private 254-6988. entrance. Adults. $45, East Homeowners Package Insurance 45 23 MILLERS MUTUAL INS.

3 corated. ROOMS AND BATH Newly deNear Olin. $45, Phone ASSN. OF ILLINOIS Bethalto, 377-9338. 320 Easton, Alton Call 465-5551 3 45 ROOMS 19 Private entrance and 27 WANTED DORROW bath, carpeted, Fireplace, adults 27 TO only.

485-6787. 18 45 16 year rural First resident mortgage seeks offered. 30 3 ROOM -Ground floor, priFARM in. 7 yearly of $7,000 at vate entrance. Electric stove, 160 acres with 20 water.

Adults automatic only, $45. gas heat, East Hot Alpayments $1,000. frigerator, 27 WANTED 18 $2,000 at Interest. 3 Alton. ROOMS Very nice.

Middletown, 920 miles care north Alton of Evening Alton, Write Telegraph. Box 45 ton, 19 A 254-6988. Phone 462-1388. 45 TR Adults only, 254-2911. PERSONAL SERVICE 3 ROOM bath.

Heat, water furnished. 613 E. 8th. 485-1022. 45 17 DRESSMAKING SAILORING 3 ROOMS BATH water 21 furnished.

Upstairs. 465-1587. Bridal gowns. 1203 State ROOM clean. Utilities ALTERATIONS Also talloring.

16. 18 462-0178. furnished. Garage. 462-8110.

45 16 ALTERATIONS DRESSMAKING NICE LARGE ROOM -Experlenced. Johnette King. matic gas heat. Private bath and Upper Alton. entrance.

Close In. Utilities paid if desired. Reasonable. 462-6520. 45 18- BUSINESS SERVICE ALTON'S FINEST APT.

BUS. 10-31 ANNOUNCEMENTS 2 NEWEST BEDROOM $110, THE ELECTRICAL WIRING EQUIPMENT, WASHINGTON GAS METER SERVICE Installation, HEAT, 705 repaire. parta. SON 465-2145, BERRY ELECTRIC 377-9288 Telegraph Want Ads "CLICK".