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THE NEWS -PATXADIUM, BENTON HARBOR. MICH. PAGE TWENTY-ONE APRIL 7, 1949 AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE neral home in Berrien Springs with the Rev. A. A.

Butterfield, pastor of the Methodist church, officiating. Burial will, be in Rose Hill TT1 TIN VT61 I Vu uLI LI vUS Robert W. McGuiar BLOOMINGDALE, April 7 Masonic funeral rites will be held Friday at 2 p. m. at the Wickett-Peck funeral home for Robert William McGuiar, 42, who died Wednesday at the Borgess hospital in Kalamazoo.

The Rev. Homer Peden will officiate, and the body will be taken to Franklin, Ky, for burial. Mr. McGuiar was born in Kentucky on July 23, 1906, the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert McGuiar. He was a member of the Masonic lodge and the Bloomlngdale fire squadron! Prospects For Spring Rise In Stocks Cloudy-Honey one-day wonder. Track For Sal 1-A 1937 PORD Panel truck, gd. motor, new tires, gat heater, pew brakes. 1349 com mercial plates, defreater.

Ph. Hanks Handy, S-3857. FOR BALE OR Trade 1838 Int. pickup, flat rack. Mrs.

A. Krlstlck, Benton Center Rd. No. Terr. A REAL Buy.

'48 'M ton Cher, pick up. like new. Special wheels 8c tires. Herb's Oarage, Stevensvllle, Mich. FOR SALE 1840 Dodge truck, with rack.

A-l eond. Price 3450. Ph. 6-3490. 48 DODGE ton truck with special van body.

Oood condition. 3350. Apt. 3 A 817 Pearl St. Joseph.

New Chevrolet Trucks Immediate Delivery Twin Cities Inc. Ph. 5-2181 1941 FORD Stake 8s dump truck. 3700 1837 FORD Dump truck. 5 yd.

eapae. 8400 WK8NER BROS. AUTO SALES 3713 Nllea St. Joe. Ph.

3-1788 48 DODOB Tractor. '48 Kruehauf trail-er. steady haul, may be included to responsible party Ph. 3-4387. Tractor 7-B 1940 V-O Case tractor, with starter, let.

tt T. O. with 3 row cultivator, exe. eond Price 3800. H.

J. Wesierhoven. 3 mi Sninke Cor ml. So Motorcycle! A Bicycle 7-C FOR SALE Sm. bicycle, 33 In.

or will trade for lull site. Ph. 8735. FOR SALE Harley Davidson 41-81 O. H.

A good bike with lota of chrome. 1083 Broadway after 4:30. FOR SALE 3 new Mustang motorcycles. See Russ at Vern's Cities Service next to P. M.

Depot. FOR SALE Small motor scooter $50.00. 870 North Shore, B. H. FOR SALE 1945-45 Harley Davidson motorcycle, fully with windshield, spotlight, buddy seats, saddle bags.

etc. In very nice eond. May be seen at 210 Water St. L. H.

Streeter. House Trailers 7-D HOUSE Trailer, 35 ft. Piatt trailer, aleeps 4. bottle gas. elec.

brakes, like new. Can be seen at Bob Stohrer's residence. Ask for Mrs. Carl Polmanteer. Best offer takes tt.

1947 ALMA 21 exc. eond. Priced for quick sale at- BURKET TRAILER SALES US-31 No. at Pottawatamie Park Ph. 5-6002 Accessories Service "Hoss- Tradin'" Permit This certifies that the Bearer of this adv ts entitled to Special Privileges of Bartering on purchase of a new trailereoach during March See These Pine Coaches Now On Display Before You Buy 1949 30 ft new Schult Cavalier birch, b'gas.

elec matched full bed. 6 sleeper Fee adv. pr $3195.00 1949 21 ft. new. Schult Commodore Same interior as Cavalier, 4 sleeper.

Pac. adv. pr. $2255.00 1949 26 ft. new, Schult Lux-Liner Same de luxe Interior 3 rooms Factory adv price $2995 00 1949 26 ft.

new. Schult Homestead Full bed, sofa, elec refrig b' gas. Fac adv. pr $2390 00 New Stoves. Spring Sale 20 off.

"Maurie" Volkmann's AUTO COACH SALES On US-20 at Ind 43 Just 1 mi so. of Mich. City, Ind. TRAILER SALES Trailer Coach Bales 8ervee. Parts Accessories 818 a Ht.

Phone 8-4343 2 BARGAINS 2 19 ft. trailer slightly used. Has permanent bed. elee. alec, brakes, bottled gas cook stove.

Attractive in quality and price See this! 27'i Shower trailer used only three months. Has 8 ft. elec. bottled gas cook stove, hot water heater, elec. brakes.

This Is a real buy. R. H. Trailer Sales 918 E. Main.

Phone (-4343 FOR BALE Small trailer. Bleeps two. Ideal for weekend company. 838 Ogdec Ave. or Ph.

9591. Automobile Repairing AUTO RADIATOR Welding Service. Earl Nlckena Bans Banscn. 433 E- Main EXPERT BODY And fender work. Oet nur estimate.

Barts Motor Co. Dodge-Plymouth dealers. 1358th St. Dial 8031. Raditator Repair CALL ON 'CHET NICHOLB Llbby-Owen-Ford Safety Olass 800 TERR.

RD. PH. 7635 SKELLEY SALES AND SERVICE "Authorire Hudson Dealer" Let us wash your car "Complete Automotive Service" Including undercoat ing Body wort 24 Hour Service Ph 5-1179 310 K. Main Bt. Accessories.

Tirea and Part 8 Yes A Nutt motor will make your car perform like new. Get it installed now Have it ready for summer driving. Vernon E. Shof 720 Fair Ave. Ph.

5-1320 Ford, Dodge Owners! Save on Wards Rebuilt Motors! You get factory rebuilding, more new parts, more satisfaction from a Wards GUARANTEED rebuilt motor. old motor is worth money 1 Get a motor at Wards for as little as $11 monthly. MONTGOMERY St Joseph WARD Acceasoriet, Tirea and, Farta I EXTRA Spring la here paint your ear. taake look like new. 838 up.

any ott color jea want. Joe's Garage Body Shop u.ua sv sr. Bo ef Pipeetone Ph. 8-381 Aatoraotl Wasted 18 75 CARS NEEDED In order to meet the de mands of our used car customers we will need 75 cars during the next .10 days. Fair market prices paid for all units.

C. Creed, Your Ford Dealer, 256 W. Main, Benton Harbor. JACK BENDER NEEDS YOUR USED CAR For top dollar, see me. BENDER'S USED CAR MARKET 510 W.

Main St. Benton Harbor Ph. 603 1 SELL US YOUR CAR GET THE MOST THE EASIEST WAY BECKER BROTHERS Terr, at Fair Ph. 5-2131 EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted Male or Female 11 MILLIONS OP DOLLARS Now beln( spent tor spring cleaning. Earn a portion for yourself by showing the "Repair" in your neighborhood, full or part time.

A. O. Bentsen. Ph. Colon 48-FI.

WANTED Housekeeper or couple, their board In exchange for housework. Ph. 7-J939. SALESMEN AND SALESWOMEN: Opportunity for men or women to become permanent local representative of old established firm. Experience in otr business helpful but not essential as you will receive thorough field training under capable management.

Car necessary. Compensation based on sales. If you can qualify there is a sweU job awaiting you in steady year round business, this is a very low pressure sales business built on repeat orders from satisfied customers. No deliveries, collections or demonstrations. Sincerity, honesty, and references required.

If you think you can qualify write Mr. Milton Wright. 113 E. Homer street. Michigan City.

Indiana, or phone 1710-M for an interview appointment. OOOD SALARY For an exp. shoe aalea-man or saleswoman, apply In person. 249 Wall B. H.

Male Help Wanted 12 WANTED Man. Belling experience preferred but "not necessary to start. In cities of Benton Harbor A St. Joseph. Dept.

MCD. 770-M, Freeport, 111. WANTED Married man on fruit farm. Must be experienced and give refer. Raymond Scherer, 1st bouse So.

ot Terr, on M-140. SALESMAN To collect sell on an es- tabllshed insurance debit. Salary while learning, ear only necessity. Contact Mr. Malcolm at Earle Hotel betw.

57 p. m. Thur. at 8-11 a. Pri.

after 8 p. m. Sat. HERE'S YQUR Qjspfttuoly, Fuller. Brush eompanvcah use deafera in Berrien tt Van Buren counties.

8S0 to $80 weekly profits in bonuses for youraelf, Phone 3-2071. write C. L. Wismer, 1834 Lake Shore St. Joseph.

WANTED Cupola tender, capable of taking full charge cupola -operation1. Covel Mfg. Co. Graham Ave. SALES TRAINEES If you are willing to work A want to learn salesmanship -we have a place for you in our organization.

Moat have car be willing to follow beginner sales program. Good earnings tt regular promotions for hard workers. Apply Holland Furnace Co. 193 Colfax. WANTED Young man approximately between 18 tt 38 interested In retail grocery.

Write giving age, experience, qualifications refer, to Box 113 N. P. WANTED Janitor. Ph. 8337.

OPPORTUNITY We are looking for a reliable married man who has sold direct to the home to handle our business in this area. Age 30-50. Car necessary. No delivering, collecting or demonstrating. Man selected will be practically set up in busineae on a remunerative 35 basis.

New and repeat business. Write Box 130X News-Palladium. 3 OR 4 MEN Wanted on blackberry plantation, living quarters A elec. furnished free. Steady work at 8e per hr.

Blueberry H1U Plantation, Breeda- ville. Mich. WANTED 8alea representative In Benton Harbor-St. Joe area. Car necessary.

Commission with guaranteed drawing account. Do not reply unless Interested In a career, full time position which pays above average earnings to the man who will diligently apply himself. Write P. Box 943 Kalamazoo or call in person at Vincent Hotel. Monday afternoon or evening, April 11.

R. H. Tress-ler. Supt. International Correspondence Schools.

EXPERIENCED Fruit farmer wanted. Mod. home, good salary, steady Job, at once. Call 1707-R South Haven. Female Help Wanted 11 WOMAN WANTED For light housework and to care for small child.

Stay. Ph. 9888. EXP. SALESLADY Wanted, only real exp.

in ladies' ready-to-wear, should apply. Fidelity 108 W. Main, B. H. WANTED Experienced beauty operator to manage and operate shop.

Call 8-3758 after 4 p. m. NYLON DISHES ARE WORTH 850 8100 A WEEK TO YOU A large national plaatica company wants five outstanding women to advertiae it line nf fascinating household plasties, including revolutionary new, guaranteed unbreakable Nylon dishes. at church, club and home parties. Be first to introduced Nylonware In your community.

Work requires no experience-actually more FUN than selling, No traveling! Training absolutely treel Speedy advancement! Pull tune not required for good earnings. Don't miss this opportunity! Plasties are growing. GROWING I Orew with. them. Contact: Mr.

Roy Rogers. Hotel Vincent, Benton Harbor. LADIES Be a Pullerette. Sell Debutantl cosmetics through the Fuller Brush Ce. 8 out of 10 buy, protected territory openings is St.

Joseph and surrounding towns. Ph 3-2073. Write Wiener, 1824 Lake Shore St. Joseph. WAITRESSES Over 31 wanted for work in New Buffalo.

Inquire at Le osier Lounge WANTED Middle aged woman who want home In returq for ear of two children. Ph. 8-S183. WOMAN FOR Care of sm. boy.

Ra. 4c salary. Ph. 8304. Automobiles For Sale FOR SALT 37 La Salle: In aU around top condition, with radio.

heater, fog spot-lights, good motor, food body. Interior like uw, en be seen st 850 Archer Bt. Joe. Corner of tU Archer Ae. '17 DODOB i dr.

eedu, beater, clean ln-etde and out. New tire. Oood condition 10S McDonald Ct. after p. m.

res 1 WOULD Like to OUJ your ear. Bring jour 'title. Cain waiting, tor eon al Vernon B. Shofl. 710 fair Ae.

Ph. t-lSM. 1M7 STREAMLINER Pontlao coach, low mileage, prir. owner. Kxo.

eond. Ph. 7-1138 or 7001. WTIX BELL For $S7I 180 4 door Cher. Motor perfect condition, Ind owner.

Call i-mt. 41 HIV, For sale, 3 owner ear. A-l 4 prae. new tlrei, def. neater.

Ph. 7-1401. $795.00 Will Buy 41 Pontiac Streamliner "Torpedo." '41 Pontiac De Luxe, 2-dr. '41 De Soto De Luxe. '41 Chevrolet Master De Luxt 2-dr.

'41 Ford Coupe. 41 Ford 2-dr. We are certain this price for these cars cannot be beat. Come out and compare. You'll be surprised at this bargain offer.

Many other cars for transportation, priced as low as $95.00. BUCK'S USED CARS Banks And Feamow 1031 Territorial Rd. Ph. 7922 Benton Harbor, Mich. AUTO INSURANCE Complete coverage at reasonable rates.

CHADDOOK INSURANCE AOENCY State Bank Bldg. Phone 7045 1947 PLYMOUTH 4 dr. sedan. Special tt one owner car, rj clean $1450 tax free. Ph.

90 FOR SALE 40 Ply. 4 dr. deluxe, exe. eond. ft low mileage.

Call 5-4S41 betw. 4 6. 39 STUDEBAKHR 4 dr. Perfect eond. New white side wall tirea.

Ph. 1-4194. 1939 CHEV. 4 must be aold at once. Purchase price $185.

Ph. 5-4415. 1938, 4 DR. Cher. Gd.

tires, gd. running eond. Cheap, transp. Price 1135. Ph.

3-4401 after 5 or 807 St. Joe. FOR SALE '48 Nash 600, dr. ad. eond.

$1,050. Ph. 5-8021. 19S9 CHEV. new tires, one owner.

Ph. 3-7008. 38 FORD CPE. Extra clean. Newly overhauled, all extras.

Call at 1171 McAllister. Ph. 5-4885. Whoo-oo-sh! This is the car of the week Do you want to be a big car owner We have a 1938 Cadillac Club coupe in immaculate condition both mechanically and in cleanliness. This car has a factory Morrow7 ma-roan finish paint job: a de luxe radio to comple ment your driving enjoy ment; and a large circulat ing type heater to insu're living room comfort while you drive.

The price is for car that really should be seen to be appreciated. C. re Your Ford Dealer. 256 W. Main, Benton Harbor.

1939 CHEV. Believe it or not, 51,000 gd. tires, body perfect. spotlit e. sun visor, motor rebuilt.

Best offer by Sat. noon. Also '41 Chev. 4 dr. in very gd.

eond. Ask for Banders at Ford Dealer in Hartford. 1948 PLYMOUTH Special De Luxe club coupe, radio ft heater, low mileage, for quick sale $1,295. Ph. 5-SS57.

1943. CHEVROLET Town sedan, radio ft heater. clean180 W. Napier, Benton Harbor. See These at Hartford 1940 Ford Tudor 1946 Ford Fordor $1095.00 Sp ecia 1939 Wd Fordor, well w7orth a look at $515.00 1940 Ford Tudor $495.00 1940 Chev.

Coupe $495.00 Open Sunday Rich Rademacher, Inc. Ford Dealer Hartford, Mich. 1948 MERCURY 4 door aedan. 23.000 miles, radio ft heater, light grayfmlsh. very clean, excellent condition.

81395.00. Phone 5-3817. 1948 PLT. Spec, club radio ft heater ...81396 1943 Chevrolet coach, radio ft heater S95 1941 Dodge 4 door 1940 Dodge 4 door, radio ft heater 69B 1987 Dodge 4 door r. 195 1934 Fontiae eoaeh 9( BUY WITH CONFIDENCE, MOTOR 155 Sixth St.

BARTZ Aatomobiles For Salt FOR SAL 1940 Buick Super, ft H. Will sell for 8495. between 4 ft 8 p. m. Ph.

(-4313. Harley Davidson Motor Shop, 388 E. Main. PRICES CUT TO SELL 1940 Cher, pickup, 8400; 1837 Chev. sedan, 3195; 1938 Ohtv, lVt, 3335; 1937 new motor.

3373; 1837 Ford. 3186. Many others $100 to 3135. Auto Wrecking. LOOKING FOR TRANSPORTATION? THEN SlE THESE HIGH QUALITY, LOW-PRICED USED CAR VALUES.

'37 Chevrolet Town Sedan, a good one (295.00 '40 Pontiac 6 Sedan, unusually nice $775.00 '41 Buick Special Sedanet, fine shape $875.00 '41 Chevrolet Fleetline 4 dr.8 Sedan, in better than average condition $795.00 '41 Chevrolet Special de luxe Club Coupe, few around as good as this one $895.00 WE HAVE A NICE SELECTION OF 1946, 1947 1948 MODELS IN UN USUALLY FINE CONDITION. THESE TOP QUALITY CARS MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED. SEE US FIRST, LAST AND ALWAYS. Becker Brothers Pontiac Dealers Territorial At Pair On TJS-12 1947 BUICK 3 dr. aedanette.

H. gd eond. 31,500. Apply at Popcorn John's. BUICK '434 door aedan.

at plus other extras. Black finish. Reaaonable Call 8438 between p. -7 p. m.

Can be seen at 1398 Milton, from 1 a. p. m. Clark's April Special and we don't mean April Fool 1947 Ford 2 dr. Super De Luxe.

Clean and sound as a nut. 14,286 actual miles. $1,350. 1942 Ford 4 dr. Super De Luxe, not bad, $795.00 1938 Ford Coupe, just the thing for back and forth to work, $295.00 1941 Packard '4 dr.

a real bargain, $795.00 1940 Hudson 2 $595.00 1942 Packard Clipper, $995 Your Friendly Packard Dealer Clark Motor Sales 210 Water Benton Harbor POR SALE By owner, 1948 Nash 00. 4 dr. sedan. e. eond.

Will accept 1940 or later light car as trade rn. Ph 3-4398. FOR SALwj 1849 Cher. 4 dr. sport aedan.

R. i spotlight. Ph. 3-4338. Guaranteed Used Cars 1942 Buick Special Sedanette 1941 Dodge 4 dr.

Luxury Liner 1941 Chev. 2 dr. Master De Luxe 1941 Chev. Club Coupe Master De Luxe 1940 Nash Ambassador 4 Dr. Sedan 1940 Ford 2 dr.

De Luxe 1939 Olds 4 dr. 6 cylinder. 1939 Plymouth 2 dr. Special De Luxe Vernon E. Shof 730 8o.

Fair Ave. Ph. 5-1320 1948 4 DR. Plymouth, looks tc runi like new. low mileage, gd.

tires. Reas. price. 1 mi. Watervllet on US-13, 1st hse.

Standard Gas Station. 1947 De Soto, 4 like new. Orig. owner. Keeter a.

Ph. 8881 or 8238. Track For Sale 7-A WILL SELLr-1949 1', T. CheT. truck, stake body, long wheel base.

grill guard, air conditioned heater. 8 35 rear tires, only 3.000 mi. for 3540 under list. Airport Service Station. Terr.

Rd. 1940 FORD V. ton C. Ct. with atake rack, good running eond.

Ph. 7-1312. 3 TRUCKS For sale. '35 Chev. tt '45 Ford.

Both L. W. B. tc in gd. shape.

Alao Avery hay loader. Steve Awduk-wich. Sodus, Mich. ATTENTION TRUCKERS International 1941 KS7 Sleeper cab with saddle tanks. 5th wheel, brake controls.

369 cubic inch Blue Diamond motor and two speed axle on tires. Oood general appearance Price 1500 00, International K-6 dump truck with Garwood hydraulic hoist and body complete with cab protector. Price 1750.00, Oersonde Equipment 530 West Main Street, Ben, ton Harbor. Michigan. Phone 5-3184.

1940 8TTJDEBAKER 1 ten pickup for sale or trade. Factory paint Job. New brakea, motor overhauled. 1 owner. Ph.

8-6430 8T8 Peaxi. Friends may call at the funeral home. Henry Batke Henry Batke, 71, resident of St. Joseph for over 25 years, died at 2:45 a. m.

today at his home, 714 Vine street, following an illness of several years. Mr. Batke was born Sept. 7, 1877 in Russia. About 37 years ago he married Catherine Reck, who survives.

They came from Russia to Canada in 1911 and In 1921 they located in St. Joseph, where they have since resided. Mr. Batke was employed aft the Nineteen Hundred corporation for several years and was a member of Trinity Lutheran church. Surviving with his widow are eight children, Mrs.

Catherine Frederick and Mrs. Mary Engler of St Joseph, William Batke of Chicago Mrs. Selma Smith and Mrs. Anna Pesko of Benton Harbor, Henry, Ruth and Eddie, at home; 10 grandchildren; four brothers, John of Canada, Peter of Germany, Carl of Fresno, and Fred of Stockton, Calif. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.

m. Saturday at Trinity Lu theran church- with the Rev. W. W. Stuenkel, pastor, officiating.

Burial will be in Riverview cemetery. Friends may call at the Kerli-kowske funeral chapel where the body will rest until 11 a. m. Satur day when it will be taken to the church to lie in state. LIVESTOCK CHICAGO, April 7-(AP)-(USDA) Salable hogs 25-50 cents low ers; most decline on butchers under 230 lb; sows steady to mostly 25 cents lower; trade opened slow, later moderately active, but closed slow and weak at decline; top 20.50 for few loads choice 170-210 lb; bulk good and choice 160-240 lb 19.75 2055; 250-280 lb 19.00-19.75; heavier weights scarce, few 290-330 lb 18.00- 18.75; few around 350 lb 17.50-17.75; Sows under 400 lb scarce at 16.50-17.25; good 425-500 lb 15.50-16.25: heavier weights down to around 14.50 for 600 lb averages: indications good clearance.

Salable cattle salable calves 400; fairly active; all slaughter classes steady to 25 cents higher: vealers firm; stockers and feeders steady; two small lots choice lb steers 27.75 and 28.00; several loads high-good to choice 1,569 lb steers 25.75-26.50; load very fat 1,569 lb weight 25.75; bulk medium and good steers 22.50-25.50; good and choice heifers 23.75-25.50; good beef cOws 19.50-20.50; these very scarce: canners and cutters mainly 14.00-16.50; few light canners down to 13.00; medium and good sausage bulls 20.00-22.50; odd head 22.75; good and choice vealers 28.00-31.00; top load low-choice 636 lb feeding yearlings Salable sheep 3.000; slaughtei lambs 50 cents higher; active on shipper account; early top wooled lambs 31.00; choice offerings held above 31.50; choice No. 2 clippers 30.25; ewes steady at 15.50 down. POULTRY CHICAGO, April 7-(AP)-(USDA-Live poultry: unsettled; receipts 25 trucks; prices unchanged except a cent a pound higher on fowl at 42-43 and a cent lower on broilers at 30-31. both fob. BUTTER- CHICAGO, April 7-(AP) -Butter steady; receipts price unchanged.

Eggs unsettled; receipts prices unchanged except cent a dozen lower on U. S. extras '70 pet and iip A at About seven million Americans are victims of rheumatic diseases. Legals NOTICE Notice Is hereby liven that the elub, Loval Order of Moose, Benton Harbor Lodge No. 1510.

whose premise lire lo cated is west Main street, wnun Harbor. Michigan, has applied to the Michigan Llouor Control Commission for a Club License to sell beer, -wine and spirits to bona tide members only, and that tt is-the- intent of the Liquor-Control Com mission to grant said license upon tne expiration of ten days from the date hereof Dated April 6, 1949. Apr. 7 Want Ad Replies 2 10 21 26 29 35 42 48 51 52 60 62 65 70 72 76 80 93 98 100 106 112 119 120 123 126 127 131 132 133 137. ANNOUNCEMENTS Lost and Found LOST Black female Persian cat, named Smokey.

Ph, 6-4151. 358 Pipestone. FOUNT Oollie puppy. Ph. 9849.

Monument and Cemetery Loti 2-C VICTOR FERGUSON Invites you to visit bis complete Memorial Exhibit Monuments. Markers, Vases, Urns Everything tor cemetery lot Friendly Service. Open evenings ana Sundays until Memorial Day Pipestone Rd at Napier. Benton Harbor. Phone 658 near Crystal snrtngi cemetery Special Notices I WILIi NOT Be responsible for any debts contracted sty anyone other than myself.

Arthur hi. Ott. I W1L1 BI 4T-778 Highland. every Thors PHv readings 10 a ea. to i Message circle I m.

Rev Ora Shuck Jordon Buchanan Mich WILL PARTY Who bought hand made doll bed five years ago at 789 Colfax please call 8014. HIGMAN PARK VILLA NOW AVAILABLE WEDDINGS PARTIES POLITICAL RALLIES LEASED BY THE NIGHT PH. 9223 TRY OUR 85c dinner including aoup. vegetable or salad, potatoes, bread butter tc coffee. Mary's Lunch, 855 W.

Main. TIM BERLIN! INN North aide of Indian Lake Is now serving dinners every day but Moo, Tuna. Ph. Dowatlae IMS. BY LEWIS HANEY PrefeMer Of Economics, New York Unlvertitr Clearly there has been some burgeoning of speculative interest In stocks with spring weather.

JU the sap has run up, so has the volume of trading in the low- priced speculative favorite, from Packard Motors and American Airlines to Pepsi Cola and International Tel. and Tel. The average of the most active stocks each day has shown a tendency to draw higher, showing that speculative traders are favoring the long side. As long as this sort of thing goes on, we are not likely to see much of a decline in the average of all stocks. But a consideration of the market's action on the run-up last week hardly much hope of a good "spring rise." Had such a rise been in the cards, is it not probable that running start given by the margin reduction would have carried through better? First, note that the rally last Tuesday (March 29) merely carried average prices back to the "gap" level left by the break on Feb.

5. There the rally stopped. This strengthens the thought that the upswing was chiefly short covering. One should reflect that on the rise the market must have lost technical strength. Partly through weak speculative buying.

note that the rally last week merely carried to the descending line that marks the successively lower tops of last July, October, January, and now March. If this rally is not resumed (and of that there is no indication at this writing) the formation will not look favorable for any spring rise. Third, and probably most significant, note the fact that there has been no advance in prices at all in proportion to the considerable run-up in trading volume that developed last week. The rally was a Shares Display Lack Of Trend Changes Small In Slow Trading NEW YORK, April 7-AP)-The stock market searched for a direction again today. Gains and losses were thoroughly scrambled.

Changes either way amounted to well under a point in most cases. Trading started at a languid pace and showed no inclination to expand as the session progressed. Even the utility group, which advanced yesterday to a new high for the year, failed to attract much attention. Higher prices were paid for-General Motors, Packard, Goodrich, Caterpillar. Douglas Aircraft, Southern California Edison, Internation al.

Nickel, American Can, Johns-Manville, Union Pacific, Twentieth Century-Fox, and Alaska In the minus column were U. S. Steel, Bethlehem Steel, TJ. S. Rubber.

Montgomery Ward, J. I. Case, Lockheed, Consolidated Edison, American Smelting, Du Pont, Philip Morris, S. Gypsum, N. Y.

Central, Chesapeake cfc Ohio, and American Air Lines. Corporate bonds moved narrowly. Grains Advance In Active Trade CHICAGO, April 7-(AP)-An active trade developsd in grains today following "announcement of the administration's proposed new farm program. Despite the activity, price changes were not very great. Announcement of the new program, which still must get through Congress, came only a lew minutes before the market opened.

Local traders had little time to study the proposals before they were busy in the grain pits. During early dealings oats showed more firmness than any other cereal. Later deliveries of corn also came up with a display of These contracts calling for delivery late this year would be most influenced by the proposed farm program, traders said. Wheat near the end of the first hour was tt-Ti cent higher, May corn was higher, May gl.34'4, and oats were H-7 higher. May 714.

Soybeans were unchanged to a cent higher, May 13.32. Local Forecast (By U. S. Weather Bureau at Chicago for this area of (he Michigan fruit belt.) Partly -cloud and nleasant this afternoon, high 80. Fair with little temperature change tonight and Friday, low tonight 36, high Friday 53, Northwest winds 15-20 mph this afternoon becoming mostly northerly 10-15 Friday.

LOWER MICHIGAN Fair tonight and Friday. No decided temperature change. UPPER MICHIGAN Partly cloudy tonight and Friday; little temperature change As a whole, the week's performance tends toward the conclusion that it will take a lot of buying to put prices up much and keep them up. My guess Is that there may be enough speculative interest, to gether with hopes of government spending (as an offset to lack of private spending) to prevent mucn of a reaction. A little further at tempt at a "spring rise" would not be surprising.But the more fun damental news of business ia not yet favorable.

So stocks, despite then-relative cheapness, seem likely to drift somewhat lower. The best action is likely to be found in high-grade mine stocks, aircraft, stocks (benefited by arm ament expenditures) and utility hnldinir-eomDanv Dreierred stocKS i helped by the opposition to New (Deal radicalism. In my opinion, we can now count upon the complete failure of (1) the Truman tax increase and of (2) the Truman demand for war-time powers. Also, we can count on large government spending for armament, foreign aid, and domestic pump priming. The business recession shows every indication of being orderly.

Also, a good many high-grade stocks are cheap by any ordinary standards of earnings and yield. Thus, no large, sustained downward, move no severe bear market is at all probably. But a business recession is still under way. (The rise in gold stocks is a symptom of recession.) Bonds make little or no progress. Outside of gold stocks and preferred issues, there are few new highs for the year, while a number of significant new lows are being made in tne metals and steel groups.

So "caution" should still be the word. N. Y. Stocks Adams Exp Air Reduction 201 Alaska Juneau 3 Al Chem Dye 178 Am Can 91 Am Locomotive 161; Am $5 Pf 79'2 Am Rad St 131k Am Smelt 46 'a Am Stl Fdrs 25 Am Tel Tel 145 Am' Tob 63 Am Wat Wks 1V Anaconda 30'i Arpi 7' Atch Tii'SP 92U Atl Refining 35 Bald Loco Ct 1V.2 Bait Ohio Barnfdall Oil 45 Bendix Aviat 33Vi Beth Steel 31 Bohn Al Brass Borden Co 40 Borg Warner 46 'i Briggs Mig 28 Bruriswick-Balke 21 Budd Wheel Calumet 478 Can Dry Ale 12 Canad 12 Case (J.l.) Co 33 va Celanese Cor 26 'i Ches Ohio 321; Chrysler Cor 51 7s Colum El 11 Coml Solvents 17 "a Comwlth South 3 34 Cons Edison 23'i Container Cor 34 Cont Motors 7 Corn Products 63 Curtiss Wright 9 Detroit Edison 21 Dow Chem 47 Du Pont De 192; Eastman Kodak 46 Eaton Mfg 30 El Auto Lite 38 El Power Lt 23 Erie RR 13 Firestone 49 Freeport Sulph 43 Gen. Elec 37 Gen Foods 42 Gen Motors 58 Gillette, Saf 30 Goodrich (B.

62 Goodyear 5s 43 Ry Pf 38 Hercules Powder 42 Holland Furn 23 Homestake Min 401 Hudson Motor Illinois Central 25 Inland Steel 35 Inspirat Con Co 14 Interlake Iron Infc Harvester 24 Int Nick Can 28 Int Tel Tel 10 Johns-Manville 34 Kelsey Hay Wh A 19 Kennecott Cop 43 Kresge (SS) 37 Kroger Grocery 49 Lockheed Aire 21 Loew's Inc 16 Lone Star Cem 65 Mack Trucks Magma Copper Marshall Field Miami Cooper Mid-Cont Pet Midland Stl Prod Montgom Ward. Mueller Brass Murray Corp Nash Kelvinator ..13 ..15 ..22 ..12 ..44 ....47 .56 ..13 ..12 Nat Biscuit .33 Nat Dairy Prod Nat Pow Lt NY Central RR No Am Aviation Ohio Oil Packard Motor Param Pictures Parke Davis Penney (J. Penn RR. Phelps Dodge Phillips Pet' Proctor it Gam ..29 ..11 10 .28 4 ..22 ..28 ..46 15 ..39 ..60 ,.63 Pullman Pure Oil 32 Besides his wife, Helen, he leaves two children, Rosa and Mary. Also surviving are a brother, Lester, who lives in Tennessee, and two sisters Mrs.

Berta Gillespie and Mrs. Lena Cole, in Kentucky. William J. Koranda Funeral services for William-John Koranda, 1440 Downing avenue, Benton Harbor, were conducted at Our Lady of the Mount church in Cicero. 111., Monday at 9:30 a.

Mr. Koranda died March 31 at the St. Joseph hospital from injuries received when he fell from a ladder while painting in the laundry room of the Whitcomb hotel in St. Joseph. The body was taken from, the Dean chapel last Saturday to the Edward Hrejsa funeral home in Cicero, 111.

The Rev. Fr. Frank officiated at the seryices. The American Legion viearmg trosi ino. qw-au attendee in a body and conducted military rites at the graveside in Resurrection cemetery at Cicero.

W. O. Stutzrieni acted as commander, and F. Barylski was chaplain. Casket bearers included E.

Zerkec, J. Davidson. Haear. Vin cent Decker, Frank Broash, Joe Bartkus and Elmer Walker. Mrs.

Fern McCarty GLENN, April 7 Mrs. Fern McCarty, 48, died at the State Hospital in Kalamazoo Tuesday following a long illness of several years. Services were held in Paw Paw recently where Mrs. McCarty was born. She was a former school teacher in the Paw Paw school system.

She leaves her husband, Fern, two sons Wayne of Corpus Cristi, who is stationed there in the Navy, and Ronald of Kalamazoo. Mrs. McCarty also leaves two twin daughters Miss Lucille McCarty of Jackson and Miss Lorraine of Homer, Mich: Mrs. McCarty lived in the Glenn area for the last 18-years. Mrs.

Jennie Kubik BARODA, April 7 Funeral services were held at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday at St. John's Lutheran church for Mrs. Jennie Kubik, wife of John Kubik, who died early Monday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Ann Koshik, with whom -he had resided during her illness of he past two months. A prayer service at the Koshik home preceded the church service. The Rev. Victor Hackbarth, pas-ton, officiated and burial was in Ruggles cemetery. A quartet, composed of Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Nitz, Mrs. Nelson Schultz and Harry Nitz, sang, "My God and and "Asleep in Jesus," and the Ladies Aid of the church sang "Beautiful Saviour." Accompaniments were played on the organ by Mrs. Agnes Spitzke. Casket bearers were John Hus, John Urban, John and Joseph Medoba, Michael Brancin and Joseph Balla.

Pic. James J. Radke The rosary was reoited for Pfc. James Joseph Radke last evening at 8:30 o'clock at the Radke family residence, 952 McAllister avenue. Requiem high mass was held this morning at 10:30 o'clock at St, John's Catholic church, with the Rev.

Fr. F. H. Horton officiating. A large attendance marked the services, which ere under the direction of the Reiser mortuary.

Local patriotic organizations were largely represented, including the American Legion, V.F.W., and Disabled American Veterans and their auxiliaries, World War Mothers, Navy Mothers and Gold Star Mothers. Casket bearers were Albert Stevens, Ernie Steinke, William Lindeman, Herb Rosenhagen, Robert Russell and Del Brostoff, all members of Pfc. Radke's graduating class from Benton Harbor high school in 1940. Military rites were conducted under the auspices of the American Legion and Twin City Veterans council. The rifle squad included Floris Willett, Robert Steele, Ed ward Cronin, Harry J.

Nelson, Ralph Moritz and Arthur DeHart. Griffin Parce was bugler, and Solon Emery was the com mander. Sgt. Charles B. Treacy was the military escort accompanying the body here.

Burial was in Calvary cemetery. Pfc. Radke died Sept. 16, 1944, from battle wounds received while he was on a mission near Schlaus enbach, Germany. Mrs.

Clara M. Baldwin BERRIEN SPRINGS. April 7 Mrs. Clara May Baldwin, 51, wife of Bert Baldwin, died at 1:30 p. m.

yesterday in Berrien County hospital at Berrien Center, where 6he had been a patient since Monday evening. The Baldwin home is three miles south of Berrien Center on US-140. Mrs. Baldwin was born Feb. 8, 1898 in Galien, the daughter of Daniel and Jane Schrader Myers.

She was married in St. Joseph on Sept. 20, 1913, to Bert Baldwin. They lived in Buchanan until eight years ago when they came to this locality. In addition to her husband, she leaves four daughters, Mrs.

Elizabeth Miller and Mrs. Fay Fox of Buchanan. Mrs. Elmer Cole of Niles and Mrs. Edward Miller, of Berrien township: 12 grandchildren; one brother.

Jay Myers of Buchanan and a sister, Mrs, Max Cleghorn of South Bend, Ind. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Saturday at the Griaer fu.